WordPress supports natively lots of embeds from external services, like Vimeo or Youtube, and more recently Spotify and Rdio. In real life, if you paste a link from a supported service onto the post content area, WordPress will do the magic of transforming that link into html to support the requested service. But, what happens when
As promised back in the end of September, and almost at the same time that we all learnt about the WordPress 3.7 search improvement (released this week), I am proud to announce there’s a new version of geeSearch Plus plugin (1.3.0), a geeThemes‘ plugin, which was also launched at the exact same time of WordPress
WordPress 3.7 “Basie” is out! So, where should we start after upgrading? There are so many things going on with the new WordPress version that it is hard to go through everything in a post. For sure, this version is a quantum leap into the vision of making WordPress upgrades as silent as Chrome browser
Early this week we launched a new version of geeSearch Plus (former gSearch Plus) plugin. The main driver for version 1.2.0 was to prepare it to become something bigger (what?! more on this later). So, it wasn’t only another bug-correction-revision. Shortly, it was about naming and a new search relevance engine. A g that becomes
I’ve been struggling with this identified core bug regarding the post_type_archive_title() function which also affects the wp_title(). With debug mode on, hereby the messages I’m getting: PHP Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$labels in /wp-includes/general-template.php on line 700 PHP Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /wp-includes/general-template.php on line 700 I’m trying to load the custom post