I have a lot of experience in coding good old fashioned WordPress themes, but I’ve never really delved into the prospect of working with “child” themes.
After reading countless blog posts by Justin Tadlock and Ian Stewart about how great WordPress child themes are, I decided to give it a shot.
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Experimenting With WordPress Child Themes
Blog Is Now Running WordPress 2.6
It seems like just yesterday I upgraded to 2.5.1 (even though it was over a month ago). There’s not really much difference. A few things I noticed right after upgrading:
Word count on the write menu
“Bubble” for outdated plugins
It was a relatively painless upgrade for this blog, especially since I don’t have that many [...]
Just upgraded to WordPress 2.5.1
I know, it’s a little late - but I’ve just upgraded this blog to run the latest version of WordPress, 2.5.1. To the 2 or so people who actually read this blog, you probably won’t notice much of a difference.
PowerTheme
I’ve recently launched a Premium WordPress Themes store at PowerTheme.com. I’m using e-Junkie to automatically process the payments. I’ll have an affiliate program soon through there as well. At the moment there’s only a couple paid themes, but they’re of high quality. There’s also one free theme there at the moment, [...]
DNDough Relaunched
Lately I’ve been working on a website I’ve left sitting for quite a while, DNDough. I blogged about it in an earlier post from April of last year, so it’s nearly a year old. Pretty much everything is the same, except I integrated the site into WordPress to make it easier to manage [...]