In Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 of our custom meta box template tutorial series, we learned how to make a reusable meta box that gets all of the field information from an easy to read, easy to duplicate array. A lot of the data is simple to use by just echoing the meta field in your template or…
Part 4 of my Reusable Custom Meta Boxes tutorial series on WPTuts+ is set to publish next week which will go over how to use the various types of data stored with the fields we create through each part of the tutorial. Since I first started the series, I’ve made some major improvements that make…
Sometimes we have a page just for the sake of making it a parent of other pages. I’ve even seen these pages left blank! You should at least have a small paragraph for the sake of search engines and visitors alike, but what about also offering a snippet of the subpages to read similar to…
WordCamp Birmingham 2012 is underway and I had the pleasure of delivering my presentation this morning at 9am. It was a sleepy crowd with the smell of coffee filling the air, but it was a good start to what has been a great day so far. I’d like to give a big thanks to those…
In Part 1 and Part 2 of our custom meta box template tutorial series, we learned how to create a field array to loop through and create a custom meta box with your standard fields. Now let’s throw in a bit of JavaScript for some fancy, but highly useful fields. Finish Reading at WPTuts+