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.
Tag Archives: WordPress 3.0
Remove all default header images in a Twenty Ten Child Theme
Despite the beauty of (and cool stories behind) the default images in twenty ten, If you’re building a twenty ten child theme, there is a chance that you won’t want them to appear as options on the custom header screen. … Continue reading
Dirty Ten, a Twenty Ten Child Theme using Output Buffers
After making Thirty Ten, my first Twenty Ten Child Theme, Devin Price asked for an example of a child theme that used output buffers.I’m not a big fan of using output buffers in my themes, but it’s a worthwhile trick … Continue reading
Introducing Thirty Ten, my guide to creating a Twenty Ten Child Theme
WordPress 3.0 is introducing a new theme that is light years ahead of Kubrick (also known as the old WordPress default), that looks so good you won’t even mind running it on a live site. In addition to being a … Continue reading
Who doesn’t like Madlibs?
That’s my question. A bigger question is who doesn’t like the new comment_form function in WordPress 3.0? As you can see, my comment form now is in mad libs form. All of this is from a plugin that I will … Continue reading →