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Interactive Intro to WordPress Playground Public API – Adam's Perspective

https://adamadam.blog/2023/04/12/interactive-intro-to-wordpress-playground-public-api/
WordPress Playground public API allows you to run and control an entire WordPress stack in your browser. You can use it to build an entirely new kind of a web app, like an in-browser WordPress IDE we built at CloudFest Hackaton 2023. In this post, you will learn how to get started.
#dev #imported:pinboard #metablogging #wordpress
archive.org #30621

Interactive Intro to WordPress Playground Public API – Adam's Perspective

https://adamadam.blog/2023/04/12/interactive-intro-to-wordpress-playground-public-api
WordPress Playground public API allows you to run and control an entire WordPress stack in your browser. You can use it to build an entirely new kind of a web app, like an in-browser WordPress IDE we built at CloudFest Hackaton 2023. In this post, you will learn how to get started.
#dev #metablogging #wordpress
archive.org #29302

Sudden empty / blank page for large posts with WordPress

http://www.undermyhat.org/blog/2009/07/sudden-empty-blank-page-for-large-posts-with-wordpress/
It isn’t fair: you spend a few hours on creating your most marvellous blog post ever, the one and only that will surely enlist you in the Hall of Famous Bloggers, but then you click Publish or Preview and all you see is an empty post. Totally panicked you click “Edit” (never do that!) on that empty post only to find yourself in an editing screen that’s, well, empty (!!). Before you try to commit suicide, I hope you do a bit of googling and find yourself here or on one of the many other helpful / not so helpful posts on the subject.
#imported:pinboard #long #problems #wordpress #writing
archive.org #32578

Sudden empty / blank page for large posts with WordPress

http://www.undermyhat.org/blog/2009/07/sudden-empty-blank-page-for-large-posts-with-wordpress
It isn’t fair: you spend a few hours on creating your most marvellous blog post ever, the one and only that will surely enlist you in the Hall of Famous Bloggers, but then you click Publish or Preview and all you see is an empty post. Totally panicked you click “Edit” (never do that!) on that empty post only to find yourself in an editing screen that’s, well, empty (!!). Before you try to commit suicide, I hope you do a bit of googling and find yourself here or on one of the many other helpful / not so helpful posts on the subject.
#long #problems #wordpress #writing
archive.org #22997

Holy Shmoly! » WordPress, Nginx and WP Super Cache

http://ocaoimh.ie/89495533/wordpress-nginx-wp-super-cache
"If you host your own WordPress blog, it’s probably on Apache. That all fine and good. For most sites Apache works wonderfully, especially as it’s so easy to find information on it, on mod_rewrite and everything else that everyone else uses. One of the alternatives is Nginx, a really fast webserver that streaks ahead of Apache in terms of performance, but isn’t quite as easy to use. That’s partly because Apache is the default webserver on most Linux distributions and hosts. Want to try Nginx? Here’s how."
#caching #metablogging #nginx #webdev #wordpress
archive.org #12646

Easier Theme Development with Sample WordPress Content — WPCandy — WordPress Themes, Plugins, Tips, and Tricks

http://wpcandy.com/articles/easier-theme-development-with-the-sample-post-collection.html
"Developing a theme for public release isn’t an easy task. When you’re the only one using your theme you don’t have to worry about expanding it, but put it into the hands of other users and it better be ready for any content they throw at it. Blockquotes, lists, and floating images - there are plenty of elements that are common to blogs that need to be supported in every theme you release. Cue our new sample WordPress content. "
#ipsum #lorem #metablogging #webdev #wordpress
archive.org #11415

Automattic ‽ WordPress Widgets

http://automattic.com/code/widgets
"Widgets have come to WordPress! By installing the Widgets plugin by Automattic (download zip or svn) and using a widget-ready theme, you can bring the popular customization feature from WordPress.com to your very own, hosted WordPress installation."
#metablogging #php #wordpress
archive.org #7562