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Use Custom Post Types UI plugin to Manage Your WordPress Custom Post Type

Custom Post Types is the most wanted feature by WordPress developers. WordPress Custom Post Types allows us easy to create and handling WordPress content sorting. However, the first time setting up and Custom Post Types customization is quite complex for someone who are not familiar with this feature. I admit that I cannot memorize the code each time I start developing a WordPress project and, off course, I always mess it up. When I scanned and did some researches if there is any WordPress plugin which can help us to control this feature, I found the plugin called Custom Post Types UI. Using Custom Post Types UI plugin is a easiest way to create custom post types and taxonomies in WordPress.

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Display Delicious Bookmark Count on Your Web Page

Although it’s unnecessary to display the bookmark button for Delicious because who still not using quick delicious plugin to bookmark such as: Delicious Bookmarks (for Firefox) or Delicious Extension (for Chrome). However, that is a good idea when displaying the count of Delicious bookmarks to show visitors how interesting your content is. These tips will help you to add the Delicious counter to your web page content.

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Quick Tip: Gain More Traffic for Blog Using Tweetmeme and Su.pr

Some guys asked me how I did with the Tweetmeme button which using the Su.pr URL shortener. Su.pr is a service of Stumbleupon, a very popular social network, which helps people share the web content together. It’s pretty easy to integrate Tweetmeme and Su.pr and this is how I did.

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Quick Tip: Highlight Current Category Menu Item for WordPress Single Post

From version 2.0, WordPress automatically added highlighting categories feature by adding current-cat class name in the category menu item when viewing that category. However, WordPress forgot to do the same on a single post viewing. Here are some quick tips help us to dynamically highlight the category menu item(s) when viewing a single post which belongs to that category(ies).

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Kick-ass CSS3 Support in IE6, 7, and 8

We all know that IE 6,7 not support the new increase CSS3 property, even with IE8 which is not fully ready for CSS3 yet. You know what, there is a script hack that helps you enable CSS3 support in IE (even with IE6) with new CSS3 properties, including: border-radius (rounded), box-shadow ( shadow), text-shadow (the shadow of the text).

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Quick Tip: Display Timeago For WordPress If Less Than 24 Hours

This small code snippet will help you to display the time ago for WordPress post if your post was published less than 24 hours ago. You can find some code published on other blogs that used for displaying the time different from now to the time when the post published like: “minutes ago“, “hours ago“, “days ago“… This code will display only when the different time is less than 24 hours.

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Quick Tip: How to Get Great HTML Meta Tags

When you’re reading around the web about what to focus on when creating a web page, and you’re sure to find a host of opinions which, in total, insist that every single page element holds the secret to attracting traffic, pleasing visitors, or simply “doing it right.” Though some page elements are necessarily more crucial in terms of their uniformity than others, designers and developers can count on the essential nature of the HTML meta tag on any given web page.

Meta tags are capable of telling search engines and other interested parties key information about the contents of the page, the meta tag is arguably as important as the page’s actual title–yet it leaves greater room for taking advantage of keyword use and relaxing the rules of style.

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Quick Tip: Highlight Author Comments in WordPress – The Right Way

This is an old topic that has been covered by many other blogs and magazines–to the extreme, but it needs updating. I’m talking about how to highlight comments posted by the author of the article. The tutorials out there only work for one user ID for the whole site. That is a big mistake, as it didn’t allow for scalability — it only works when you are blogging on your own (and with only one account). We have given it an overhaul, and updated the code.

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Tips: Declare cmp-field in Jboss 5.0.0.CR1 version

After add jboss ejb property from XDoclet setting. We can run Xdoclet with MyEclipse then cmp-field will be auto create by XDoclet. But, in jboss 5.0.0.CR1 version, cmp must match (field-name, read-only? read-time-out?, conlum-name?, not-null?, ((jdbc-type, sql-type)|(property+))?)

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JNDI datasource Tomcat 6 and MSSQL 2000

To connect database with Microsoft SQL 2000 and Tomcat 6 via JNDI Datasource.

- Requirement:

  • Tomcat 6 (download here)
  • MSSQL 2000 with services pack 3 (download service pack here)
  • Anything java editor: MyEclipse, NetBean….

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