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Extending the WP_Post class

June 2, 2016 by Michael Hull 2 Comments

OK, so it’s technically impossible to extend WP_Post.  Big deal. Still, I’m thinking a lot about how I might go about extending WP_Post for my own purposes; and I’m experimenting with classes that “kind of” extend WP_Post, because the class is not going to be final forever. In a Trac ticket from 2013,  we have […]

Filed Under: Development

WP Members Plugin: How to filter the role list

May 22, 2016 by Michael Hull 1 Comment

The Members WordPress plugin by Justin Tadlock is an incredible tool for revealing the underbelly of user roles and permissions on your WordPress site.  Until I discovered this plugin, my concept of user roles was completely tied up in my code.  But with Members, we get an intuitive and comprehensive UI for managing the various […]

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How To Style Draggable Elements To Indicate Draggability

February 18, 2016 by Michael Hull 2 Comments

Last time, we saw how quickly we can get a minimal working setup in place with draggable elements and jQuery UI.  Here, we’ll talk about how to style our draggable elements. In particular, we want to let users know that the draggable Things are actually draggable, using only visual cues. Here is what our styled […]

Filed Under: Development Tagged With: CSS, draggable, JavaScript, jQuery, jQuery UI, SVG

Draggable Elements With jQuery UI

February 4, 2016 by Michael Hull Leave a Comment

I set out to find the bare minimum requirements for making draggable elements with jQuery UI.  It turns out the minimum is actually very little! The above code gives us the following: So did it work? Yes, it did!  Don’t believe me?  Go ahead and drag Things 1, 2, and 3 around above.  You probably […]

Filed Under: Development Tagged With: draggable, JavaScript, jQuery, jQuery UI, minimal working setup

Gravity Forms: How To Pre-Populate Fields

August 10, 2015 by Michael Hull 9 Comments

In general with HTML forms, assigning a pre-specified value to a field input is pretty straightforward.  For example, the one line of HTML below: will produce the following input box.  Note that “My Value” is already pre-populated as the field input value, since the HTML contains the attribute value=”My Value”.  Of course, this is just […]

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Gravity Forms: Add Extra Email Addresses To Notifications

February 5, 2015 by Michael Hull Leave a Comment

With Gravity Forms, we can quickly set an email address in the admin panel, determining who gets notified when a new form entry is submitted.  We can even set up multiple notifications with different content going to different recipients.  This is all available from within the WordPress admin panel and requires no code to set […]

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How I Learned Code

November 9, 2014 by Michael Hull

One day as I sat wondering whether I could possibly become an Actuary or Statistical Analyst of some sort, I suddenly became curious to see if I could learn how to work with computer code and develop that into a career. After all, I had worked with HTML code in high school. How much could have changed on the internet in 12 years?

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Comments From The Blog

  • Eric Celeste on Pre-populating Checkboxes in Gravity FormsI'm not sure why the "gform_field_value" hook didn't do the trick for you. I use this to pre-check checkboxes myself.
  • gpence on Creating A Clock With HTML, CSS, and JavaScriptWhy does your example clock have a zero at the top instead of the roman numeral for 12?
  • Mej Oro on How To Style Draggable Elements To Indicate DraggabilityHi, thank you for having written this article ...but really I totally was not able to make it works: I
  • Jonathan Daggerhart on Function And Set NotationGreat post! This is very enlightening to someone like me who has a self-taught programming background and practically no background

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