About The Author
Aaron Jorbin is a Washington, DC based Web Developer who builds and manages custom websites, applications, and WordPress plugins. He strives to always build high quality experiences for all users of web applications.
He also writes and shares information about the past, his random opinions, and personal adventures.
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Monthly Archives: March 2010
jQuery fix for tables lacking a thead
Every web developer that’s ever had to use jQuery knows just how much time it can save, and just how quickly it can fix a lot of problems. I recently had a case where I wanted to implement the jQuery … Continue reading
Tweets from the week before 2010-03-29
@ahockley It depends on the importance / relevance of a story. Last important update to story + 1 hour seems good to me in reply to ahockley # @aaronpk Enable Super Stars in Labs. in reply to aaronpk # @kchrist … Continue reading
Constructing my new theme with Thematic
EDIT: I’ve switched to a Twenty Ten Child Theme When I heard Ian Stewart’s announcement that he become an Automattician I figured it was a good idea to take a look at Thematic and see what it could do. I’ve … Continue reading
Tweets from the week before 2010-03-22
In case you missed the announcement, I'm speaking Thursday @pdxwp & exploring some of the changes in WordPress 3.0 http://bit.ly/a4pxqm # Shockingly I caught a spelling mistake RT @wpdevel: fix spelling/typo in nav menu message, props jorbin, see #11817 http://bit.ly/bolbPF … Continue reading
Tweets from the week before 2010-03-15
My recipe for Torihamu Parmesan: http://aaron.jorb.in/2010/torihamu-parmesan/ # I Love it when a plan comes together # I hate it when a plan that was together falls apart. # I love it when a plan comes back together. # @wptavern Is … Continue reading
More Twitter Shortcodes for WordPress
Building on my WordPress Shortcode How To, here are two more Twitter shortcodes. I’ve also added a new project on google code to track all of my shortcodes. The first new shortcode is for twitter search. It’s logically enough Like … Continue reading