Favorite Sometimes I want the home page of a project to look different to administrators than to regular users. For instance, on a couple projects of mine I was integrating several different technologies, osTicket, osProject, and WPMU — each one of these has different locations for their administrative use, so it is therefor useful to…
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LaunchPad tweaks for WPMU
Favorite LaunchPad is a great WordPress theme for parked domains — allows you to accept requests for rss subscriptions to your site while you are still in development, thus you can build a database of people interested in your website before you even launch. I’m using it with a WPMU project of mine and had…
matrix rain code
Favorite Here’s the code used to the display the matrix rain, thanks mgccl.com: <p align=”center”><img src=”http://mgccl.com/gallery2/g2data/albums/2007/03/advancedmatrixphp.gif” alt=”matrixrain” height=”400″ width=”600″ /> </p> This code can be placed in .php or .html documents, works for pages and posts in wordpress, and can be added to .css files. Fairly easy for novice users, send a post if any…
Sweet Skin Color Hack for wp-forum plugin
Favorite This hack can be used with any of the skin themes that come with the wp-forum plugin by Fredrik Fahlstad, but looks best with “sweet”. This hack changes the color of the title bars and large folder graphics, and requires an image editor with a gradient tool (for the folder graphic to look best),…
wp-forum skin hack for mu
Favorite These are directions for hacking the wp-forum plugin to work with wordpress mu. The need for the hack derives from problems trying to change sub-blog forum skins. Using the admin interface, you can change the main blog skin from the default setting, but not any of the sub-blogs. Basically anytime a sub-blog tries to…
matrix rain
Favorite This is an example of the “matrix rain” code when deployed.
Dust-317 flickr tweak
Favorite The file to edit is located at themes/dust-317/left-sidebar.php of your installation. Line 11 of assigns the flickr user id (this is NOT the same thing as your flickr login id, see below). Replace the string 75017260@N00 with your own string. You can find the string you want by logging into your flickr account, clicking…