Google Maps API of localhost

Use this Google Maps API for localhost development versions of websites: ABQIAAAAnfs7bKE82qgb3Zc2YyS-oBT2yXp_ZAY8_ufC3CFXhHIE1NvwkxSySz_REpPq-4WZA27OwgbtyR3VcA

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Save FTP details for locked down servers

If WordPress asks you your FTP host, username and password each time you’re trying to upgrade, you should eaither check your file permissions or use this very useful hack which will make WordPress remember your FTP host, username and password.

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Loop with conditional counting

This loop is commented well so just have a look at the code:

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If post has a Post Thumbnail (Featured Image)

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PHP Operators

This section lists the different operators used in PHP. Arithmetic Operators Operator Description Example Result + Addition x=2 x+2 4 – Subtraction x=2 5-x 3 * Multiplication x=4 x*5 20 / Division 15/5 5/2 3 2.5 % Modulus (division remainder) 5%2 10%8 10%2 1 2 0 ++ Increment x=5 x++ x=6 — Decrement x=5 x–  Full Article…

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Alternating CSS styles with php

These php operators can be used to increment (++) a variable and divide it (%) by number, thus achieveing alternating code. Just remember to set your count variable to 0 outside of your loop before it starts: Used inside a loop, class names would be named .example-class0 and .example-class1 alternating. Increasing the “2″ number allows  Full Article…

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Past the current post permalink to a variable

This code is good for use on any page, inside or outside of the loop and in custom queries: This is generally how I would use it to output a link:

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PHP Echo with html, escapes and variables included

This is a good example of a php echo used to output some html which makes use of some variables – some escapes were also required for the html.

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Conditional Excerpt with custom read more link

Peter put this piece of code together for digital coffee websites. It detects if there is and excerpt or not and adds in a custom read more link to the article. This code elimates a common issue experienced with excerpts where the more link is always on a new line. The use of variables circumvents  Full Article…

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Displaying Future Posts

If you do like I do and schedule posts ahead of time (especially on the podcast), there’s a way inside of WordPress to show your readers what posts are coming up next: This will display up to 5 “scheduled” posts wherever you drop in the code.  Add a headline <h2> tag if you want to  Full Article…

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