Advanced TinyMCE is a useful plugin; it lets you add all of the buttons that WordPress “hides.” When you need to add ‘Word-like’ WYSIWIG editing to a WordPress site, it’s probably your best choice. But most of the time, giving your users a ‘Word-like’ interface is a bad idea. (Admit it!)
After spending some time trying [...]
I normally stay away from Dreamweaver, mostly because of a personal dislike, but also beacause if a client wants to use Dreamweaver (because they want to be able to edit their own site), it’s likely they’ll get in over their head and then “Design View” will gunk up the code. I prefer using a CMS [...]
Edit: For more information on WordCycle, examples, and support, please see the WordCycle page.
I mostly develop two kinds of websites: WordPress sites and not-WordPress sites. In these not-WP sites, I find that I use Alsup’s jQuery Cycle Plugin on a regular basis. For a new project, my client has a slideshow on their homepage using [...]
Last year, I wrote a number of posts to TechNotes (the Smith College technology blog for students) about copyright infringement and the Acceptable Use Policy, but the posts were scattered chronologically, and other than searching by tag, there was no good way to gather all the information/announcements together in one place. With the new semester [...]
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How To: Allow Syntax Highlighting in WordPress Comments