Earlier this week, we published a post about working with the WordPress 2.8 Actions API, so here’s a post by WooCamp on working with the Widgets API. The post covers how to create a simple, multi-instance widget for adding posts to your sidebar.
Show your user where their search terms appear in their query results with this quick tutorial from Weblog Tools Collection. [Link]
Ever wanted to know what the actual problem is when WordPress returns a blank white screen? Turns out a simple line of PHP can tell WordPress to output the error. [Link]
Dan Cole has made an excellent guest post on WPTavern on the comparisons between the Thematic, Hybrid, and Carrington frameworks. [Link]
Colorburned is having a giveaway, and the prize is a free limited edition copy of Obox Design’s WordPress theme, Hash One. [Link]
Ptah Dunbar proposes a
get_widget()function. Similar toget_sidebar(), but it’s there to show that widgets don’t necessarily have to show up on a sidebar area. What do you think? [Link]
Article includes a link to a beginner’s guide to WordPress 2.7 and also a WordPress 2.7 training material PDF. Useful. [Link]
Ryan Imel interviews Matt Mullenweg about WordPress and the community surrounding it. [Link]
