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Your Work is Bad and You Should Feel Bad

When was the last time you were deeply motivated to do something positive because you felt ashamed? Ashamed that you did something naive or downright silly because you didn't know any better? Embarrassed because more experienced people mocked you instead of quietly … [Read more...] about Your Work is Bad and You Should Feel Bad

September 19, 2014 By Cliff Seal Filed Under: Community, Development, WordPress

Bulk Remove Spam Comments in WordPress

Sometimes, sites can get overloaded with spam comments—thousands per day. Whether this is the case, or you've just never emptied out your spam comments on a big site, you can end up with too many to trash. This is due to some restrictions to the amount of data that can be sent along with a … [Read more...] about Bulk Remove Spam Comments in WordPress

July 9, 2014 By Cliff Seal Filed Under: Development, Resources, WordPress

Add a Class Conditionally for WordPress Page Templates

Here's a quick tip for WordPress theme developers that seems to be a bit buried in the Codex. If you wanted to add a class to the element based on the page template being used, you can't just go straight for the (usually helpful) is_page_template() function. It can't be used inside The … [Read more...] about Add a Class Conditionally for WordPress Page Templates

May 27, 2014 By Cliff Seal Filed Under: Development, Resources, WordPress

Styling an HTML5 WordPress Gallery

Almost four years ago, I wrote what would be one of the most popular posts ever on this site: Taking Control of WordPress Gallery Styling (Without a Plugin). I think it resonated because WordPress's gallery styling has been heavy-handed, injecting a