
I might package this up into a plugin at some point, but right now I’m just going to throw it up here for use in custom themes.
Here is the code you can use to create a basic, horizontal Pinterest share button on your site.
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I might package this up into a plugin at some point, but right now I’m just going to throw it up here for use in custom themes.
Here is the code you can use to create a basic, horizontal Pinterest share button on your site.
Continue reading
I’ve recently decided to start blogging again. I need a different outlet than traditional writing and I have more info to share than I realistically can just through social media, so here I am again
In this post I’m sort of covering two things:
1. A review of The Guild web series
2. My thoughts on the genre of web series/shows
Just ran across this video which showcases some of the upcoming Gravity Forms Order Form functionality. Pretty cool stuff. It’s pretty amazing how quickly the development of this plugin progresses. You can download Gravity Forms here.
The extremely popular iPod/iPhone game Fruit Ninja has been ported over to Android so now we can enjoy fruit slicing good times as well. The game plays almost exactly the same as the it’s iPhone counterpart and is extremely fun.
A bargain in my opinion at only .99
This past Saturday (8/4/2010) I had the privilege of going to the Savannah Craft Brew Fest in Savannah, GA. The event was held at Savannah International Trade and Convention Center overlooking the Savannah River.
Yesterday I wrote a blog post featuring the Top 10 Celebrity Websites running WordPress.
It’s over on the Nicasio Design Blog, so go check it out.
http://dc1.me is now up and running (although just going to that domain will just bring you right back to here). I now have my own personal URL shortener. No more flaky issues with the traditional shorteners. Now I get to have my own issues.
How I did it after the break.
Gravity Forms recently had a promotion to get a developer’s license for a little cheaper than normal. Looked like a pretty good deal for me so I jumped on it. I was previously using cForms on all of my personal sites, as well as on client sites for Nicasio.
While cForms got the job done, there were several issues that bothered me. This is a brief comparison of the 2 plugins and why I will be using Gravity Forms from now on.
As I mentioned in a previous post I gave a presentation last weekend on Automating your WordPress plugin with WP-Cron. The code example can be downloaded here. Here are my slides from the presentation: