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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aaron.jorb.in 4.0
I ran aaron.jorb.in 3.0 (a thematic child theme) since Mar 23, 2010 and it was time for a change. In conjunction with my presentation at WordCamp Portland, I built this new twenty ten child theme. There are a couple features … Continue reading
Adding a twitter box to the Profile page in WordPress
I haven’t used AIM in years and I haven’t used Yahoo Messager in even longer. What I do use is twitter. Therefore, having a box in the WordPress admin for twitter name is better and with some code I wrote … Continue reading
Add Role
This simple plugin, built for my WordPress DC Presentation on the Users API adds a role called link master, that gets the capability to edit links and also read private posts and pages and also removes the ability for editors … Continue reading
Personalized Read More
Want to make the read more link in WordPress call out the user if they are logged in? As part of my DC WordPress presentation, i showed that it’s easy as pie and only about 10 lines of code.
WordPress Shortcodes for Users and Non Users
One of the plugins I wrote for the DC WordPress group’s meeting on Users / Roles / Capabilities demonstrates how to create shortcode that makes some content only visable by users with a certain capability and other content only visable … 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