In this video we will cover how to use the Gravity Forms User Registration Add-On with Approve New User demonstrating some of the advanced Gravity Forms features.
You will need the $200 Developer License to use the User Registration Add-On. It is well worth the money and once you own the developer version you can use it on unlimited sites. It will easily pay for itself. Trust me.
Read More →Today, I am proud to announce the full release of Dashboard Cleanup. The first WordPress plugin I’ve made. It has been a long time coming and it feels great to have finally finished version one. My thanks goes out to those who have tested the plugin.
Download the plugin today and have your WordPress dashboard looking better in no time.
Read More →Dave Rupert and Chris Coyier launched a new jQuery plugin a few day ago called FitVids. The FitVids plugin takes fixed width videos and makes them responsive. Getting the plugin to work is a cinch and opens the door to responsive videos in no time.
If you want to add responsive videos to your WordPress site you can use my plugin.
Read More →This video covers hardening and securing WordPress from beginning to end. You will need to download three plugins before hand. You will also need to know the basics of installing WordPress. This is an advanced video and requires knowledge of the Dashboard.
Keep your blog off the front lines, secure your base installation.
Read More →To add a custom field media uploader in WordPress using the built-in thick box you need to override the window.send_to_editor method.
This post requires that you know how to create custom fields with custom meta boxes, not the built in custom fields meta box for WordPress.
Read More →Moving a WordPress installation to a new domain is a real pain. The biggest issue appears when you migrate the entier database. If you’ve done this before you will know that all of the internal links of your website, including those in images, will be using the old domain. Changing them is the pain.
Read More →You want to make the WordPress login simple? I do too. I try to use the same login URL, or URI, on all the sites I make: Drupal, EE and WordPress.
Lets take a look at how to make WordPress use the /login, /user and /admin path for the login URL.
Read More →Wow, its already 2011. Another year filed away. A new year just beginning. This raises the question, what is going to happen this year? Well for one I can say the iPhone for Verizon… but, you already know that. I will also say we get Drupal 7, but like the former you know this too. So I’ll have to share whats on my mind, and see what you think.
Read More →Deciding to bang out this blog with the WordPress default theme was simple. I know it jives; it has all the great features I want. And, if I don’t like the way it looks, I can always break out some crazy awesome CSS3, jQuery and HTML5.
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