Tag Archives: wordpress

Customizing TinyMCE without Advanced TinyMCE

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!)
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How To: Allow Syntax Highlighting in WordPress Comments

I suppose this could be a plugin, but it seems too simple for all that… With SyntaxHighlighter Evolved installed, add the following PHP snippet to your functions.php file to allow syntax highlighting in your WordPress comments:
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WP+jMonthCalendar=Fancy

I'm developing a website in WordPress for a "tourist destination" that has a few types of content -- webpages, blog posts, events, and business listings. After learning a few things about using WordPress as CMS, I decided at the beginning that everything (except for webpages) would need to be some kind of Post. Using Freshout's [...]
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WordPress as a CMS

I’ve come across a number of useful “WordPress as a CMS” type posts, but only a few that detail building an actual WordPress site. I’m going to go over how I setup a basic CMS using WordPress in a recent project for the startup lecture management firm, Verbatim Lecture Management.
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That’s one way to build a dynamic front page for WPMU…

A few months ago, I started working on a WordPress MU (multi-user) install to host the few blogs at Smith College ITS. Once I got it setup, it seemed like the next logical step to open the install up to other people on campus. Hosting 10 blogs isn’t any harder than 1000 from an administrative [...]
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