diff --git a/db/lqdvi.sql b/db/lqdvi.sql
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+-- phpMyAdmin SQL Dump
+-- version 3.3.9
+-- http://www.phpmyadmin.net
+--
+-- Servidor: localhost
+-- Tiempo de generación: 05-06-2011 a las 22:38:23
+-- Versión del servidor: 5.1.53
+-- Versión de PHP: 5.3.4
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+
+
+/*!40101 SET @OLD_CHARACTER_SET_CLIENT=@@CHARACTER_SET_CLIENT */;
+/*!40101 SET @OLD_CHARACTER_SET_RESULTS=@@CHARACTER_SET_RESULTS */;
+/*!40101 SET @OLD_COLLATION_CONNECTION=@@COLLATION_CONNECTION */;
+/*!40101 SET NAMES utf8 */;
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+--
+
+-- --------------------------------------------------------
+
+--
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+--
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+ `meta_id` bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
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+ `meta_key` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
+ `meta_value` longtext,
+ PRIMARY KEY (`meta_id`),
+ KEY `comment_id` (`comment_id`),
+ KEY `meta_key` (`meta_key`)
+) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 AUTO_INCREMENT=1 ;
+
+--
+-- Volcar la base de datos para la tabla `wp_commentmeta`
+--
+
+
+-- --------------------------------------------------------
+
+--
+-- Estructura de tabla para la tabla `wp_comments`
+--
+
+CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `wp_comments` (
+ `comment_ID` bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
+ `comment_post_ID` bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
+ `comment_author` tinytext NOT NULL,
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+ `comment_author_IP` varchar(100) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
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+ `comment_date_gmt` datetime NOT NULL DEFAULT '0000-00-00 00:00:00',
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+ `comment_karma` int(11) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
+ `comment_approved` varchar(20) NOT NULL DEFAULT '1',
+ `comment_agent` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
+ `comment_type` varchar(20) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
+ `comment_parent` bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
+ `user_id` bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
+ PRIMARY KEY (`comment_ID`),
+ KEY `comment_approved` (`comment_approved`),
+ KEY `comment_post_ID` (`comment_post_ID`),
+ KEY `comment_approved_date_gmt` (`comment_approved`,`comment_date_gmt`),
+ KEY `comment_date_gmt` (`comment_date_gmt`),
+ KEY `comment_parent` (`comment_parent`)
+) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 AUTO_INCREMENT=2 ;
+
+--
+-- Volcar la base de datos para la tabla `wp_comments`
+--
+
+INSERT INTO `wp_comments` (`comment_ID`, `comment_post_ID`, `comment_author`, `comment_author_email`, `comment_author_url`, `comment_author_IP`, `comment_date`, `comment_date_gmt`, `comment_content`, `comment_karma`, `comment_approved`, `comment_agent`, `comment_type`, `comment_parent`, `user_id`) VALUES
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+
+-- --------------------------------------------------------
+
+--
+-- Estructura de tabla para la tabla `wp_facethumb`
+--
+
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+ `link` varchar(100) NOT NULL,
+ UNIQUE KEY `id` (`id`)
+) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1 AUTO_INCREMENT=3 ;
+
+--
+-- Volcar la base de datos para la tabla `wp_facethumb`
+--
+
+INSERT INTO `wp_facethumb` (`id`, `time`, `name`, `url`, `link`) VALUES
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+
+-- --------------------------------------------------------
+
+--
+-- Estructura de tabla para la tabla `wp_links`
+--
+
+CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `wp_links` (
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+ `link_name` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
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+ `link_rss` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
+ PRIMARY KEY (`link_id`),
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+
+--
+-- Volcar la base de datos para la tabla `wp_links`
+--
+
+INSERT INTO `wp_links` (`link_id`, `link_url`, `link_name`, `link_image`, `link_target`, `link_description`, `link_visible`, `link_owner`, `link_rating`, `link_updated`, `link_rel`, `link_notes`, `link_rss`) VALUES
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+--
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+--
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+--
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I may be overstating the case, a little bit. Very probably, you’re sick to death of hearing social media disrespected by cranky 51-year-olds. My aim here is mainly to set up a contrast between the narcissistic tendencies of technology and the problem of actual love. My friend Alice Sebold likes to talk about “getting down in the pit and loving somebody.” She has in mind the dirt that love inevitably splatters on the mirror of our self-regard.
bbPress 2.0 Beta 2 has been released. bbPress development is moving much quicker than anticipated due mostly to volunteer contributions. Since the previous release, the following changes have been made:
Adds missing breadcrumbs to various template files
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I’ve just released version 1.1 of the BuddyPress Template Pack. BP Template Pack is a plugin that provides you with the necessary templates to make your existing WordPress theme BP-compatible. The plugin now provides templates that are 100% up-to-date with the latest stable release of BuddyPress, which means that users will get all of the features and AJAX niceties enjoyed by sites that use the bp-default theme.
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EDIT: As r-a-y points out, it’s a very smart idea to *back up* or *rename* your existing template directories instead of simply deleting them. Test this on a development installation before you do anything in a production environment, if you can.
Today is WordPress’ official eighth birthday (the anniversary of the first release).
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I still marvel at the incredible distance it has come. I’m also still proud that I had a part in its birth. But even more, I marvel at the wonderful contribution of all the WordPress community make to this fantastic project.
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A client said to me this morning “This WordPress is brilliant isn’t it?” As I helped him set up his fourth WordPress site. You can’t get much clearer praise than that.
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So raise a virtual beer (or other non-alcoholic beverage if, like me, you are teetotal) to WordPress, the community, and to another year.
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Update: I just spotted this tweet from Andrew Nacin:
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At more than 20 million WordPress.com blogs, that puts WordPress at north of 45 million sites. Wowza. Happy birthday indeed.
Surprise! The development of bbPress 2.0 is progressing faster than expected! We released Beta 1 only six days ago, and today we’re releasing Beta 2. Huge props go out to everyone that’s already test driving Beta 1. The rapid pre-release cycle is due entirely to you, and sour cream and onion potato chips.
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Remember that this is still very much beta software, so don’t go using it on your production sites. If you’re a plugin or theme developer, or a site administrator, you should be running this on test environments and reporting any bugs you find. If you’re a loyal bbPress user who is anxious to see what the future of bbPress looks like, create a secondary WordPress test site and let us know what you think about it in the support forums.
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The plan is to keep releasing Beta’s as changes go in, put out release candidates in the next few weeks, and release bbPress 2.0 by the end of June (in tandem with WordPress 3.2.) The more you help us polish the new paint during the beta period means a shinier and longer lasting 2.0, and the more likely we are to stay on schedule and hit our release goals.
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Here are some of the important changes since Beta 1:
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GlotPress integration
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Fixes Forum archive bug on some installations
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Fixes and improvements to importer
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Adds home link support to breadcrumb
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Adds missing breadcrumbs to various template files
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WordPress uses Subversion (SVN) for revision management. Before Subversion, it used CVS. Right now, Git is a hot option in the SCM category. It offers really nice features such as decentralization, speed, fast and cheap local branching, better merging, more offline capabilities, staging of commits, and lots more. It’s premature to talk about moving WordPress core and plugins to another SCM system — we have a lot invested with Subversion and Trac. But be of good cheer. You can have your Git and commit to Subversion too! Here’s how I do it.
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First, tools. You’ll need Git, obviously. But you’ll also need git-svn-diff, a Bash script that generates Subversion-compatible diffs.
You might want to let that run overnight. Really. It’s going to go through each changeset.
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Once you’re done, you should be in the Git master branch, which corresponds to WordPress SVN’s trunk. WordPress’ branches are in remotes/{name}
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If you’re working on a WordPress SVN branch, you can do something like this:
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Do your work in the branch you created. You can make multiple local Git commits if you want, to break up your work into smaller chunks that make sense to you.
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When you’re ready to submit your patch, use git-svn-diff to produce it.
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If you have commit access, you can commit to Subversion from this topic branch. But be careful! First you should do git svn rebase to bring your patch up to date. Next, you should squash your local git commits, otherwise each one of them will be individually committed to SVN (hello, flood). So rebase your commits into one commit, like so:
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Ready? You can now commit to SVN using:
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Git knows which remote SVN branch it came from when you checked out your topic branch. You can verify which one it is attached to by doing:
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A few tips:
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Create a .gitignore file. This lists files or directories that you want Git to ignore. First, you want Git to ignore the .gitignore file itself! Next, you want Git to ignore your local wp-config.php Finally, you want to ignore any additional plugins, must-use plugins, themes, uploads, etc. Just do a git status and add anything that you don’t want to commit to WordPress or put in your patches.
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I hope you found this helpful! Let me know if you have any questions.
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Don’t delay, upgrade today!™ And, if you run into problems, contact the WordPress Support Forums.
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The Internet measures everything. And I am a slave to those measurements. After so many years of pushing much of my life through this screen, I’ve started measuring my experiences and my sense of self-worth using the same metrics as the Internet uses to measure success. I check my stats relentlessly. The sad truth is that I spend more time measuring than I spend doing.
Download WordPress 3.1.3 or update automatically from the Dashboard → Updates menu in your site’s admin area.
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WordPress 3.2 Beta 2 also available
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In other news, our development of WordPress 3.2 development continues right on schedule. We released Beta 1 thirteen days ago, and today we’re putting out Beta 2 for your testing pleasure.
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This is still beta software, so we don’t recommend that you use it on production sites. But if you’re a plugin developer, a theme developer, or a site administrator, you should be running this on your test environments and reporting any bugs you find. If you’re a WordPress user who wants to open your presents early, take advantage of WordPress’ famous 5-minute install and spin up a secondary test site. Let us know what you think!
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The plan is to start putting out release candidates in early June, and to release WordPress 3.2 by the end of the month. The more you help us iron out issues during the beta period, the more likely we are to hit those dates. To misappropriate and mangle a quote from Mahatma Gandhi: “Be the punctuality you want to see in the WordPress.” In other words, test now!
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Here are some of the things that changed since Beta 1:
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Google Chrome Frame is now supported in the admin, if you have it installed. This is especially useful for IE 6 users (remember, IE 6 is otherwise deprecated for the admin).
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The admin is less ugly in IE 7.
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The blue admin color scheme has caught up to the grey one, and is ready for testing.
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We are now bundling jQuery 1.6.1. You should test any JS that uses jQuery. WordPress JavaScript guru Andrew Ozz has a post with more info.
Powered By is a beautifully designed theme, packed with features, and built especially to tear apart and learn from the code.
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zeeCorporate is an elegant and light WordPress theme for corporate blogs or business sites.
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I believe the mini-bubbles above are different ripples in what might call the surface of a superbubble: an opulence bubble. Here’s what I mean by opulence bubble: our conception of the good life, as I’ve discussed with you, has been centered on what I call hedonic opulence — having more, bigger, faster, cheaper, now. But we might be finding out, the hard way, that the pursuit of lowest-common-denominator industrial age stuff might have been steeply overvalued, in terms of its social, human, and financial value.
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AllThingsD, a longtime WordPress.com VIP ever since they launched in 2007, has unveiled a redesign to their popular site.
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New plugins
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bbPress is forum software with a twist from the creators of WordPress.
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Q&A allows any WordPress site to have a fully featured questions and answers section.
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Wiki allows you to create a wiki as easily as adding a post.
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WP Help allows administrators to create detailed, hierarchical documentation for the site’s authors and editors, viewable in the WordPress admin.
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Updated plugins
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AddToAny: Share/Bookmark/Email Button helps people share, bookmark, and email your posts and pages using any service, such as Facebook, Twitter, Google Buzz, Digg, Delicious, and well over 100 more social bookmarking and sharing sites.
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MarketPress brings you a solid, simple yet extensible foundation for a WordPress-Powered store.
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WordPress PopUp allows you to display a fancy popup (powered as a popover!) to visitors sitewide or per blog.
The new version of bbPress not only introduces itself as a simple-to-use WordPress plugin for the first time, but it also carries an incredible amount of improvements, according to the launch post:
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Seamless integration with your WordPress site and theme
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Integrated admin interface for forums, topics, and replies
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Split and merge topics within a single forum
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Shortcodes to help you customize where your forums appear
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Currently comes with a child theme of TwentyTen to get you started
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Keep track of changes with topic and reply revisions
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Dashboard widget shows you a shapshot of your forums at a glance
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Automatically creates a new “Moderator” role for your forums
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Mark topics as favorites and view them within your new user profile
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Receive emails when new replies are posted to topics you subscribe to
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Anonymous posting lets you open your community up to the world
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Includes widgets to show latest forum activity
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Comes with an importer to move your existing integrated forums over
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There are also some snazzy new features just for developers listed at the above-linked post.
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bbPress 2 is not necessarily ready for use on a live site yet, but bbPress theme and plugin developers are encouraged to start testing now. If you encounter any bugs, please report them to the bbPress Trac.
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Have you tried bbPress 2 Beta 1 yet? What do you think of if compared to bbPress 1?
The next item up for bid is bbPress 2.0, Beta 1 – the first public iteration of bbPress as a plugin for your self hosted WordPress powered website. Several months worth of sweet-tea, BBQ, and pepperoni pizza have gone into making this the easiest forum software you could ever integrate with WordPress, and we’re really excited to give everyone a preview. The bidding, starts (and ends) at $free, for a quantity of unlimited bbPresses.
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bbPress 2.0 is still in active development, and we don’t recommend that you run it on a production site. Instead, set up a test site or a local installation to play with. If you do manage to break it, you’ll be doing everyone a huge favor by letting us know. If you manage to fix what you broke on your own, there just might be cake waiting for you when the BBQ is gone.
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We are aiming to release bbPress 2.0 by the end of June, to coincide with the WordPress 3.2 launch. The actual release date is a bit of a moving target, based on how both beta periods go. The more help we get with testing and fixing bugs, the sooner the final version ships. If you want to be a beta tester, check out the WordPress Codex article on how to report feedback.
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Here’s a taste of the awesomesauce that comes baked in:
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Seamless integration with your WordPress site and theme
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Integrated admin interface for forums, topics, and replies
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Split and merge topics within a single forum
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Shortcodes to help you customize where your forums appear
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Currently comes with a child theme of TwentyTen to get you started
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Keep track of changes with topic and reply revisions
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Dashboard widget shows you a shapshot of your forums at a glance
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Automatically creates a new ‘Moderator’ role for your forums
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Mark topics as favorites and view them within your new user profile
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Receive emails when new replies are posted to topics you subscribe to
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Anonymous posting lets you open your community up to the world
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Includes widgets to show latest forum activity
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Comes with an importer to move your existing integrated forums over
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Developers, here’s the icing on your cakes:
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Fully extendable, with actions and hooks where you need them
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Works with Multisite, so you really can have unlimited bbPresses
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Adds no additional database tables through the wonders of post types and taxonomies
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Uses adjustable meta capabilities for letting you scope out users and roles
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Relies on template parts to display themes in pieces that are meant to be overridden
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Fully documented PHP, so your IDE will thank you
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Plays nicely with BuddyPress Forums (full integration/replacement coming soon!)
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Use standard post queries to display custom forum and topic data
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Plays nicely with existing WordPress plugins (especially caching)
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It still uses the same awesome icons made by Ben Dunkle
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You should know this going in:
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The migration tool is completely new, and really needs some in depth testing
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Query counts increase exponentially with hierarchical forums (fix pending)
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It’s possible to orphan topics/replies by deleting its parent forum (fix pending)
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If you have a physical /forums folder, your ‘forums’ slug will not work (needs nag)
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If you think you found a bug, please report it! Start by bringing it up in the support forums, or if you’ve confirmed that other people are experiencing the same bug you can report it on the bbPress Core Trac. If you find a security vulnerability, please be discrete and let us know privately using one of the methods posted on the WordPress contact page.
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Theme and plugin authors, if you haven’t been following the 2.0 development cycle, please start now so that you can update your themes and plugins to be compatible with this new version of bbPress.
Went for Napa / Vacaville hot air balloon ride with Janitorial team at Automattic, had dinner at 54 Mint, and caught the end of the symphony masquerade ball in San Francisco. Here are Nick’s pictures from the same day.
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MLBlogs has migrated to WordPress.com – not only will all their users now be blogging on WordPress.com, there are 3 new themes for any user on WordPress.com to join in the fun. Welcome to WordPress!
Google Maps All In One allows you to easily embed and customize Google maps on your WordPress site – in posts, pages or as an easy to use widget.
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WPMU DEV SEO is a solution for optimizing your WordPress site to achieve the highest search engine rankings possible.
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YouTube White Label Shortcode allows you to white label YouTube videos and comes with a shortcode generator in a metabox on the post screen.
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Updated plugins
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Floating Menu creates a widget, which adds a floating, sticky, drop down menu from any standard WordPress custom menu using jQuery.
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Store Locator empowers you to efficiently display and manage your important stores, locations, or other points of interest on your website in a manner that’s easily searchable by visitors.
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It’s been in the works for about two months, and we hope you agree with us that it was worth the wait. This is the first app version in a long time where we’re actually adding features, previously we’ve been 100% focused on improving stability, error messages, and help. While these efforts will continue indefinitely, we now feel like the app is stable enough to start adding some long-awaited features. The Quick Photo button, lets you snap a picture of something happening right now and blog about it quickly. We’ve added Stats to the app (finally!). The app has also been translated to 10 languages, including Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Japanese.
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Quick Photo
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The “Quick Photo” button is a big step towards the next-generation WordPress app. It’s the first feature that’s action-centric, meaning that instead of picking the blog, and then selecting what you want to do with it, you pick your action first. The thinking is that an app should be all about getting in and out quickly, performing a specific task.
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As you launch the app, you’ll notice there’s now a button in the bottom of your blogs list. Tap it to launch the camera and take a picture, when you’re satisfied you can add a title or a description (if you want, both are optional), and boom — you’re done! The function remembers the last blog you posted a Quick Photo to and will use that for future posts as well. Note: iPhone only for now.
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Stats
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Finally you’re able to check your blog’s statistics on the go. There are charts for Daily, Weekly, and Monthly page views, swipe over them to see the others. You can also see Daily Views by date, as well as top Post Views, Referrers, Search Terms, and Clicks for the past 7 days.
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The Stats feature natively works for all WordPress.com blogs, however you’ll need Jetpack or the stand-alone Stats plugin to see stats for your self-hosted WordPress blog. We recommend that you enable Jetpack on your site, as we’ll add app-specific functions to it in the future to help further enhance the apps in a quicker turnaround time.
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Localization
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This has been long awaited for a lot of you. We’re happy to report that the WordPress for iOS app is now completely translatable, and 2.8 adds support for 10 languages: Japanese, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Hebrew, German, Dutch, French, and Croatian.
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Is your language not translated yet? You can very easily add it yourself, and we’ll put it in the app in a future release! To get started, visit the WordPress for iOS project on translate.wordpress.org (learn more). You don’t have to translate all strings, other people will join in to translate remaining strings.
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Other changes
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While we’re excited about adding a few new, much requested features, we know that stability is still an issue. We’ve been able to resolve 3/4 of all crashes in the app. This update fixes a number of additional crashes and bugs. The full list of crash and bug fixes is available in the WordPress for iOS Trac.
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Be sure to follow @WordPressiOS on Twitter for the latest news.
Modern Blogger is a very clean and uniquely design WordPress theme thats great for just about any niche. It features some premium like features like a homepage slider, related posts, built-in pagination, social buttons and SuperFish enhanced drop-down menus.
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Wiredrive Classic is highly customizable, so you can use it to power a production company website or even a pre-production book.
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I’m honored to be have been chosen alongside some cool folks like Kevin Rose, Dave Morin, Andrew Mason, and Charlie Cheever as one of Bloomberg BusinessWeek’s Best Young Tech Entrepreneurs in 2011. I only have 3 more years before I’m too old for these lists.
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A lot has happened in the 2 and a half years since WPTavern began. In fact, a lot has happened since I started my first paid writing gig for WeblogToolsCollection.com back in December of 2007. Back then, I was infected with the WordPress fascination bug. I wanted to write, read, and learn what I could concerning the publishing system. My enthusiasm showed up in my posts and I was not afraid to write about what was on my mind versus towing any line. Unlike most of the people within the WordPress ecosystem who are developer centric, I had the ability to write well about WordPress as an end user with little to no development experience. Over the course of time, I think my ideas, criticisms and suggestions have helped in one way or another either the WordPress platform or a theme or plugin author. However, since my biggest contributions to the project have really only been words, maybe I haven’t done anything to improve the CMS as it relies on code. Regardless of my contributions or lack thereof, my goal was to always try and tell the stories of those making things happen which is a gift I don’t have. I’m a user, not a creator.
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Thanks to this thing called WordPress and my enthusiasm for not only the platform, but for the people and community that surrounds it, I was able to travel to various parts of the country to attend WordCamps, local events dedicated to bring WordPress users together. I was able to meet and talk face to face with many of the people that have online celebrity status attached to them and found out most of them are down to earth people. I was able to transform myself from a nobody blogger in Northern Ohio to someone who actually could write a thing or two about WordPress. One of my biggest accomplishments though was being able to turn WPTavern into a respected community within the grander ecosystem that is WordPress. Those who registered to the forum and have spent hours on it responding to or creating threads of their own are the ones to thank for that.
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One of my other goals for this site that sort have happened, at least for one year was to generate an income that would allow me to do this full-time. I was on a roll before my fiances father passed away, creating a mudslide of responsibilities and problems that fell into our laps. One year, I was able to generate $10,000 of additional income but to get there, I had to spend 7-9 hours in front of the computer interacting with the community, writing content such as extensive reviews with affiliate links, produce the WordPress weekly podcast on a regular basis on the week-end, essentially be everywhere the news was happening. Once life got in the way of me being able to sit in front of the PC all day, everything started to crumble apart.
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The bottom line is, writing about WordPress, being a user and not a creator is not something that is going to put food on the table and is definitely not going to pay for things such as a new roof, driveway, windows, etc. It could certainly be used for supplemental income but I just don’t have the energy or will power to keep trudging through the waste deep mud. I need to be thinking about what I can do to get a career in something that will help pay for this stuff that exists in the real world, not the WordPress world. A job or education to get a job that will help sustain my way of life. Recently, I’ve been thinking about taking a general tradesman certificate course at a local college to see what that’s all about.
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So what that all means is that my time with WPTavern and everything that I’ve done in the WordPress world is coming to an end. However, it’s not the end of WPTavern or the things attached to it. You’ll find out what’s happening when the time is right but the future is still bright for this domain and everything attached to it.
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If you’re interested in keep tabs on me, you can follow me at http://jeffc.me/
Batters Up: Major League Baseball Now on WordPress.com. MLB’s blogging system used to be powered by Movable Type, and about 15,000 blogs switched over to WordPress.com as part of this. It’s an honor and delight to have so many great bloggers joining the family. They’re also in good company with VIP blogs for the NFL, NBA, NBC Sports…
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Over the last few versions of WordPress for iOS, we’ve been able to eliminiate more than 75% of the crashes reported. While a lot of work remains to make the app as stable as we want it to be, we wanted to share the chart below which details the number of crashes per app version over the last 5 months.
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WordPress for iOS 2.8 will soon become available, which has further stability improvements as well as some exciting new features.
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Starting with the 3.2 beta, WordPress contributors are now credited on a fancy new page in the Dashboard. Data is pulled from the contributor’s WordPress.org profile (for example, Andrew Nacin’s profile), so make sure that yours is up to date!
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It sure is great to see some up-front recognition for all of the contributors to WordPress. What do you think? Is this a step in the right direction?
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I just added a contact form to the about page here using a Polldaddy survey. While it’s not as straight forward as installing a plugin to do the job, I think it’s worth doing because it touches on all aspects of Polldaddy survey creation. After you’ve created this contact form on your own blog you’ll know how to create a Polldaddy survey, a custom style sheet and how to change the language in the form too. It’s very flexible.
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Here’s how I did it.
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Login to Polldaddy and on the dashboard create a new survey for your contact form. \n
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Give your form a descriptive name and select the custom stylesheet. You’ll have to create a new one. I use the WordPress 2010 theme so I based my stylesheet on the Plain White theme. Changes are minor, mainly to accommodate width and font size. Grab the css file here and copy it into your style.
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Now on to the questions. I created a simple Name, Email and Comment form. \n
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You need to tell the survey where to send responses. After saving, go to Reports->Data and scroll down to the Email Notifications where you can fill in your details. You can also subscribe to an rss feed or send responses to a HTTP URL.\n
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To embed the form in your website use the embed popup and choose “Website Inline”. The iframe code should be copied into the new page that will hold your contact form.\n
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You’ll have a form that looks like this.\n
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You’re not finished yet though. Submit the form and you’ll see the message, “Survey Completed”. That’s not exactly appropriate for a contact form is it? Go to the languages page and create a new Survey Pack. You can change just about every bit of text displayed in the form here. After you’ve saved the language pack go back to the edit survey page and select the correct language pack: \n
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The one final job to do is to adjust the iframe size. I made each field of the form mandatory but that raises errors when you submit an empty form. Those errors make the form longer than the default and the iframe is too small to hold it. I bumped the height to 900 pixels and no more ugly scrollbars! There’s more empty whitespace below the form but my contact form is at the end of the page so I don’t mind.
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You could also use the Javascript embed method, but that loads the survey form in a css popup window. I prefer the iframe method.
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As you can see, Polldaddy surveys are incredibly flexible and offer a lot of customization options. I work on Polldaddy code every day so of course I’ll say this but I’d have no hesitation in recommending the service to anyone needing polls, surveys, quizzes or ratings. Create a free account and give it a spin!
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New plugins
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Resize Twenty Eleven Header is a simple plugin which allows you to resize the header in the new Twenty Eleven theme (WordPress 3.2 beta) without modifying any code.
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Simple SEO Sitemap essentially goes as far as possible for you to streamline the sitemap generation process so that you don’t have to do much thinking.
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Updated plugins
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IntenseDebate is a feature-rich comment system for WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr and many other blogging/CMS platforms.
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Posts by Tag provides sidebar widgets which can be used to display posts from a specific set of tags.
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Twitter Avatar Reloaded adds a new field to the comment form to get the user’s Twitter usrename and uses it to replace the Gravatar with their Twitter avatar when the comment is displayed.
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WP On Tour is an in-planning international coworking trip geared towards anyone with an interest in WordPress.
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The idea is to step out of your daily (office) environment and work at a challenging location somewhere in the world. Like a holiday, but then with WordPress geeks Everybody is welcome: bloggers, designers, programmers, entrepreneurs, etc.
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Simply 1 week of fun, working, sightseeing, brainstorming, relaxing and inspiring each other.
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The trip is being planned by Automattic Happiness Engineer, Karim Osman, and expected to last anywhere from five to seven days. At this time, there are no details on a location, but wherever it is, there will definitely be plenty of WordPress enthusiasts working and socializing.
What do you think of the event? Would you travel to work alongside an international collection of WordPress stars?
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Bruce Mau Design Incomplete Manifesto for Growth — “Written in 1998, the Incomplete Manifesto is an articulation of statements exemplifying Bruce Mau’s beliefs, strategies and motivations. Collectively, they are how we approach every project.” I dig. Hat tip: Noel.
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Update: Bruce Mau has moved his site to a new CMS (Behance) and broken all previous links, and the Manifesto I linked above is inaccessible or I can’t find it on the site anymore. That is disappointing, but shouldn’t diminish the power of the original document, which I’ve copied below:
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1. Allow events to change you.
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You have to be willing to grow. Growth is different from something that happens to you. You produce it. You live it. The prerequisites for growth: the openness to experience events and the willingness to be changed by them.
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2. Forget about good. \nGood is a known quantity. Good is what we all agree on. Growth is not necessarily good. Growth is an exploration of unlit recesses that may or may not yield to our research. As long as you stick to good you’ll never have real growth.
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3. Process is more important than outcome. \nWhen the outcome drives the process we will only ever go to where we’ve already been. If process drives outcome we may not know where were going, but we will know we want to \nbe there.
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4. Love your experiments (as you would an ugly child). \nJoy is the engine of growth. Exploit the liberty in casting your work as beautiful experiments, iterations, attempts, trials, and errors. Take the long view and allow yourself the fun of failure every day.
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5. Go deep.
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The deeper you go the more likely you will discover something of value.
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6. Capture accidents. \nThe wrong answer is the right answer in search of a different question. Collect wrong answers as part of the process. Ask different questions.
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7. Study. \nA studio is a place of study. Use the necessity of production as an excuse to study. Everyone will benefit.
9. Begin anywhere. \nJohn Cage tells us that not knowing where to begin is a common form of paralysis. His advice: begin anywhere.
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10. Everyone is a leader. \nGrowth happens. Whenever it does, allow it to emerge. Learn to follow when it makes sense. Let anyone lead.
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11. Harvest ideas. \nEdit applications. Ideas need a dynamic, fluid, generous environment to sustain life. Applications, on the other hand, benefit from critical rigor. Produce a high ratio of ideas \nto applications.
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12. Keep moving. \nThe market and its operations have a tendency to reinforce success. Resist it. Allow failure and migration to be part of your practice.
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13. Slow down. \nDesynchronize from standard time frames and surprising opportunities may present themselves.
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14. Dont be cool. \nCool is conservative fear dressed in black. Free yourself from limits of this sort.
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15. Ask stupid questions. \nGrowth is fueled by desire and innocence. Assess the answer, not the question. Imagine learning throughout your life at the rate of an infant.
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16. Collaborate. \nThe space between people working together is filled with conflict, friction, strife, exhilaration, delight, and vast creative potential.
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17. ____________________. \nIntentionally left blank. Allow space for the ideas you haven’t had yet, and for the ideas
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18. Stay up late. \nStrange things happen when you’ve gone too far, been up too long, worked too hard, and you’re separated from the rest of the world.
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19. Work the metaphor. \nEvery object has the capacity to stand for something other than what is apparent. Work on what it stands for.
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20. Be careful to take risks. \nTime is genetic. Today is the child of yesterday and the parent of tomorrow. The work you produce today will create your future.
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21. Repeat yourself.
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If you like it, do it again. If you don’t like it, do it again.
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22. Make your own tools. \nHybridize your tools in order to build unique things. Even simple tools that are your own can yield entirely new avenues of exploration. Remember, tools amplify our capacities, so even a small tool can make a big difference.
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23. Stand on someones shoulders. \nYou can travel farther carried on the accomplishments of those who came before you. And the view is so much better.
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24. Avoid software. \nThe problem with software is that everyone has it.
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25. Don’t clean your desk.
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You might find something in the morning that you cant see tonight.
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26. Don’t enter awards competitions. \nJust don’t. Its not good for you.
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27. Read only left-hand pages. \nMarshall McLuhan did this. By decreasing the amount of information, we leave room for what he called our “noodle.”
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28. Make new words. \nExpand the lexicon. The new conditions demand a new way of thinking. The thinking demands new forms of expression. The expression generates new conditions.
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29. Think with your mind.
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Forget technology. Creativity is not device-dependent.
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30. Organization = Liberty. \nReal innovation in design, or any other field, happens in context. That context is usually some form of cooperatively managed enterprise. Frank Gehry, for instance, is only able to realize Bilbao because his studio can deliver it on budget. The myth of a split between “creatives” and “suits” is what Leonard Cohen calls a ‘charming artifact of the past.’
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31. Don’t borrow money. \nOnce again, Frank Gehrys advice. By maintaining financial control, we maintain creative control. Its not exactly rocket science, but its surprising how hard it is to maintain this discipline, and how many have failed.
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32. Listen carefully. \nEvery collaborator who enters our orbit brings with him or her a world more strange and complex than any we could ever hope to imagine. By listening to the details and the subtlety of their needs, desires, or ambitions, we fold their world onto our own. Neither party will ever be the same.
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33. Take field trips.
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The bandwidth of the world is greater than that of your TV set, or the Internet, or even a totally immersive, interactive, dynamically rendered, object-oriented, real-time, computer graphic simulated environment.
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34. Make mistakes faster. \nThis isn’t my idea I borrowed it. I think it belongs to Andy Grove.
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35. Imitate. \nDon’t be shy about it. Try to get as close as you can. You’ll never get all the way, and the separation might be truly remarkable. We have only to look to Richard Hamilton and his version of Marcel Duchamps large glass to see how rich, discredited, and underused imitation is as a technique.
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36. Scat. \nWhen you forget the words, do what Ella did: make up something else … but not words.
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37. Break it, stretch it, bend it, crush it, crack it, fold it.
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38. Explore the other edge. \nGreat liberty exists when we avoid trying to run with the technological pack. We cant find the leading edge because its trampled underfoot. Try using old-tech equipment made obsolete by an economic cycle but still rich with potential.
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39. Coffee breaks, cab rides, green rooms. \nReal growth often happens outside of where we intend it to, in the interstitial spaces what Dr. Seuss calls “the waiting place.” Hans Ulrich Obrist once organized a science and art conference with all of the infrastructure of a conference the parties, chats, lunches, airport arrivals but with no actual conference. Apparently it was hugely successful and spawned many ongoing collaborations.
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40. Avoid fields. \nJump fences. Disciplinary boundaries and regulatory regimes are attempts to control the wilding of creative life. They are often understandable efforts to order what are manifold, complex, evolutionary processes. Our job is to jump the fences and cross the fields.
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41. Laugh. \nPeople visiting the studio often comment on how much we laugh. Since I’ve become aware of this, I use it as a barometer of how comfortably we are expressing ourselves.
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42. Remember.
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Growth is only possible as a product of history. Without memory, innovation is merely novelty. History gives growth a direction. But a memory is never perfect. Every memory is a degraded or composite image of a previous moment or event. That’s what makes us aware of its quality as a past and not a present. It means that every memory is new, a partial construct different from its source, and, as such, a potential for growth itself.
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43. Power to the people. \nPlay can only happen when people feel they have control over their lives. We can’t be free agents if were not free.
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Icy Night features vibrant, loud, and bright colors with a cohesive and smooth feel.
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The Common Blog is a simple and clean theme to use right out of the gate or to build upon with child themes.
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ZenLite Blue is a ZenLite child theme with all of the same functionality as ZenLite, but with a blue skin.
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ZenLite Citrus is a bright and juicy child theme for ZenLite with added Google Fonts.
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Nassim Taleb on Living with Black Swans — “During a recent visit to Wharton as part of The Goldstone Forum, he spoke with Wharton finance professor Richard Herring — who taught Taleb when he was a Wharton MBA student — about events in the Middle East, the oil supply, investing in options, the U.S. economy, the dollar, health care and of course, black swans.”
WordPress 3.2 Beta 1 has been released. It’s not recommended for use on a live site yet, but testing is still encouraged. If you find any bugs, please report them as soon as possible with as much detail as possible.
It seems like just yesterday that we released WordPress 3.1, but it’s actually been almost three months. We’ve spent that time putting together a new release focused on performance improvements, and are ready for our first beta testers!
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As always, this is software still in development and we don’t recommend that you run it on a production site — set up a test site just to play with the new version. If you break it (find a bug), please report it, and if you’re a developer, try to help us fix it.
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If all goes well, we hope to release WordPress 3.2 by the end of June, though that is (again, as always) subject to change depending on how the beta period goes. The more help we get with testing and fixing bugs, the sooner we will be able to release the final version. If you want to be a beta tester, you should check out the Codex article on how to report bugs.
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Here’s some of what’s new:
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Performance improvements like you wouldn’t believe. What’s that mean? Things are faster!
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Distraction-free Writing. The visual editor’s full-screen composing experience has gotten a major overhaul, and is now available from HTML mode, too. More than ever, WordPress allows you to focus on what matters most — your content.
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Admin UI Refresh. The last major redesign of the WordPress admin was in 2008. This isn’t a major redesign, just a little facelift to keep us feeling young. WordPress turns 8 later this month, you know.
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New Default Theme. Introducing Twenty Eleven, based on the popular Duster theme. Rotating header images, post format support, and more.
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Browse Happy. WordPress is made to work with modern browsers. If you visit your Dashboard using an outdated web browser, we’ll let you know there’s a newer version available.
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Admin Bar. We’ve added more links to the admin bar to make it even more useful.
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Be Aware:
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WordPress has new minimum system requirements: PHP 5.2.4 and MySQL 5.0.
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Internet Explorer 6 will no longer be supported.
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The favorites menu has been removed. If you’ve written any plugins that use this menu, it’s time to switch over to an admin bar placement.
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Known Issues:
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We haven’t updated the blue admin color scheme yet, so do your testing in the gray zone for best results.
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Remember, if you find something you think is a bug, report it! You can bring it up in the alpha/beta forum, you can email it to the wp-testers list, or if you’ve confirmed that other people are experiencing the same bug, you can report it on the WordPress Core Trac. (I recommend starting in the forum or on the mailing list.)
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Theme and plugin authors, if you haven’t been following the 3.2 development cycle, please start now so that you can update your themes and plugins to be compatible with the newest version of WordPress.
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Note to developers: WordPress is built by the contributions of hundreds of developers. If you’d like to see this release come out on time, I encourage you to pitch in. Even if you don’t have time to do testing on the beta version, you could help us by contributing a fix for one of the many bugs we already know about.
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Now the Montreal Gazette‘s network of blogs is powered by WordPress and part of the WordPress.com VIP Hosting program. Welcome to the WordPress family!
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Imagine browsing to a big web page with lots of images and scripts, and it loads in your browser almost instantly, nearly as fast as loading it from your hard drive. Now imagine you’re browsing a web site with about 60-70 of these pages and they all load very very fast. Sounds interesting? But how to do that? Prime the browser’s cache? Preload all components of the web pages somehow? Is that possible?
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Well, yes and no. It is possible by using Gears. It can be set to store all “static” components (JS, CSS, images, etc.) of a web page or a whole web site and load them from the local storage every time they are requested by the browser. However the Gears team shifted their priorities to HTML 5.0 offline storage which was the main idea behind Gears in the first place. Unfortunately the HTML 5.0 specification for offline storage implements only some of the features that were available in Gears, so this type of caching (controlled by the user and managed by the server) is impossible.
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But why server managed cache? Isn’t the standard browser caching good enough? Yes, it is good. It has evolved significantly during the 15 or so years since the beginning of the World Wide Web. However it just can’t do that.
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Lets take a simplistic look at how the browser cache works:
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We (the users) browse to a web page.
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The Server tells the Browser: “Hey there, these few files (images, JS, CSS, etc.) are almost never updated, put them in your cache and don’t ask me to send them again for the next 10 years.”
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The Browser thinks: “Hmm, put them in the cache you saying? I’ll think about it. You know, I’m a Web Browser. I need to load pages very very fast. I don’t want a huge cache with millions of files in it. That will slow me down. Lets see if the User would come back to this page ever again.”
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If we keep going to the same web page eventually the Browser would change his mind: “Maybe that Server was right and I should put these files in my cache. That would speed up page loading. But what will happen if these files are updated… I better keep asking the Server to check if they have been updated so my cache is always fresh.”
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Couple of years ago we implemented Gears as WordPress’ Turbo feature. We didn’t use it to make WordPress an offline app, we used it to create server managed cache. It worked great. Even the heaviest pages in the WordPress admin were loading considerably faster regardless of how often the users were visiting them.
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The implementation was very simple: we had a manifest that listed all “static” files and couple of user options to enable and initialize the “super cache”. The rest was handled automatically by Gears. So in reality we discovered the perfect way of browser caching for web apps:
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The User decides which web sites / web apps are cached and can add or remove them.
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The server (i.e. the web app) maintains the cache, updating, adding, deleting files as needed.
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The results were spectacular. We didn’t need to concatenate and compress scripts and stylesheets. We even stopped compressing TinyMCE which alone can load about 30-40 files on initialization. And page load time was from 0.5 to 1.5 sec. no matter how heavy the page was. For comparison before implementing this “super caching” pages were loading in 5 to 9 sec.
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Why was it performing that well? Simple: it eliminated all requests to the server for the files that were cached. And that means all, even the “HEAD” requests. In our implementation the only file that was loaded from the server was the actual HTML. All other components of the web page were stored in Gears’ offline storage.
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That also had the side benefit of eliminating a big chunk of traffic to the server. At first look it doesn’t seem like a lot, 30-40 requests for the web page components followed by 30-40 of HEAD requests per page every now and then (while the browser cache is hot), but think about it in global scope: several millions of these pages are loaded every hour.
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So, why not do the same with HTML 5.0 offline storage? Because it doesn’t work that way. The HTML 5.0 specification for offline storage is good only for… Offline storage. It’s missing a lot of the features Gears has. Yes, there is a workaround. We can “store offline” a skeleton of the web page and then load all the dynamic content with XHR (a.k.a. AJAX), but that method has other (quite annoying) limitations. Despite that we will try this method in WordPress for sure, but that discussion is for another post.
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In short: the HTML 5.0 offline storage implementation is missing some critical features. For example a file that is stored there is not loaded from the storage when the browser goes to another page on the same website. Yes, it’s sad watching the browser load the same file again and again from the Internet when that file is already on the user’s hard drive.
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Elance seems to be the way to go these days, and it’s definitely worth noticing that “WordPress” is their most in-demand skill set. I used Elance for a few jobs in the past, and it’s incredibly easy. Just signup for an account, pick your client, and they’ll either take care of or walk you through the rest. They even have some nice arbitration options if a client stiffs you on the bill.
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Another great place to look is the official WordPress Jobs board. In fact, that’s how I found my job here. The concept is pretty straight-forward. Just find a job posting that catches your eye, contact the poster, and proceed from there. Make sure that you subscribe to the site’s RSS feeds too. You don’t want to miss out on a great job just because someone else saw it before you did.
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The most important bit of advice that I can offer is that you need to make yourself known and make an effort to contact potential clients. Don’t expect them to come to you. By all means, set up a site to advertise your services, but don’t expect to anyone to find it without word of mouth references, and don’t expect such references without satisfied clients.
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Disclaimer: I work for Weblog Tools Collection (found via WordPress Jobs) and Automattic (found via their site), so you can too! Now, get out there and find a job that you enjoy doing!
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April 16: WordCamp Seattle in Seattle, WA. This weekend! After taking a year off, WordCamp Seattle is back with tracks for bloggers, designers, and developers. This year they’ll feature a lineup including presentations by both local speakers and visitors like core committer Andrew Nacin, as well as an Ignite session of lightning talks at the end of the day.
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May 5: WordCamp Vancouver (Developer Edition) in Vancouver, BC. This one-day WordCamp is aimed purely at developers working on the WordPress platform, and will not have content aimed at bloggers (as previous Vancouver WordCamps have). I predict we will start seeing more of these types of niche WordCamps moving forward, because they will mean smaller, more intimate events that allow more collaboration (and make it easier to find venues!). Note that we’re working with the organizers to get the tickets to a more reasonable price, so keep your eyes open this week if you’ve held off on buying a ticket because of the price tag.
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May 7: WordCamp Switzerland in Brugg, Switzerland. This one will cover a wide range of topics, including getting started with WordPress, advanced development topics, BuddyPress, and an inside look at running a WordPress-based business.
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May 14: WordCamp Orange County in Orange, CA. Already sold out! Orange County had their first WordCamp last year, and the organizers have put together another great event this time around.
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May 14: WordCamp Paris in Paris, France. One of the last true unconference-style WordCamps, the Paris group will plan their schedule the morning of the event like they do at BarCamps. WordCamp Paris had one of the best WordCamp t-shirts ever a couple of years ago. And it’s in Paris in the spring.
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May 21–22: WordCamp Raleigh in Raleigh, NC. Repeat organizers from the Raleigh WordPress Meetup Group are just starting to select speakers and put together their plans, but if it is anything like last year, the venue will be packed with WordPress professionals (and maybe there will be cookies). I’ll be attending this one, as will Nacin.
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June 4–5: WordCamp Reno-Lake Tahoe in Reno, NV. Organized by a WordPress core UI group contributor, WordCamp Reno-Lake Tahoe is taking place in Reno and has a packed schedule full of visiting experts.
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June 11–12: WordCamp Kansas City in Overland Park, KS. With publisher, designer, and developer tracks, Kansas City’s WordCamp will have a little something for everyone, presented in large part by local speakers.
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June 17–19: WordCamp Columbus in Columbus, OH. WordCamp Columbus has a new organizer this year and is bringing the focus more firmly onto WordPress (and less on social media). Their 3-day event includes an entire day for newbies, and another for non-profits, a nice addition to the usual blogger/developer tracks.
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July 9–10: WordCamp Montreal in Montreal, Quebec. This group consistently puts on a great every year. If you register now, you can still get a $10 discount and get both days for only $30 (with sessions in both English and French to reflect the bilingual nature of the city). Montreal plays host to a number of festivals throughout the year, and this weekend is no different, including festivals for the arts, comedy, tango, and even circus arts.
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July 16: WordCamp San Diego in San Diego, CA. First WordCamp in San Diego! They have talking about this for over a year, and are now starting to really ramp up the planning. They’re finalizing their venue right now, and I would expect a great roster of speakers.
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July 16-17: WordCamp Portsmouth in Portsmouth, UK. The annual WordCamp UK that moves from city to city each year alights this year in Portsmouth. This one is notable because Mike Little, co-founder of WordPress, is part of the organizing team.
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July 23–24: WordCamp Boston in Boston, MA. Another one just about to lock down some details and get starting with speaker selection, etc. An easy train ride from so many places, and not in the middle of winter this year!
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July 30-31: WordCamp Chicago has new organizers and is a new venue this year. A call for speakers, supporters, and volunteers will likely be posted sometime next week.
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WordCamp Portland is looking for a venue before deciding on a date this year, as it has outgrown the space it’s used the past two years, but hopes to happen in September. If you would be interested in donating a venue to this popular event, please contact them.
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We’ll hold off on posting fall events until later in the summer since there a lot in the planning stages now. To get the most up-to-date information, visit WordCamp Central.
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Hope to see you at a WordCamp soon!
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Version 3.1.1 also addresses three security issues discovered by WordPress core developers Jon Cave and Peter Westwood, of our security team. The first hardens CSRF prevention in the media uploader. The second avoids a PHP crash in certain environments when handling devilishly devised links in comments, and the third addresses an XSS flaw.
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We suggest you update to 3.1.1 promptly. Download 3.1.1 or update automatically from the Dashboard → Updates menu in your site’s admin area.
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For the past several years, WordPress has been a proud participant in the Google Summer of Code program (aka GSoC). We’ve been accepted as a mentoring organization again this year, and are looking forward to working with a select handful of talented college students who are interested in developing for WordPress. Student applications are currently being accepted, and the deadline to apply is April 8. Are you a college student/developer looking for a summer challenge (or do you know one)? If so, read on to find out how you (or your friend) can make $5,000 developing for WordPress this summer. (Best. Summer. Job. Ever.)
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GSoC Logistics:
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175 mentoring organizations (including WordPress)
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Highly competitive and prestigious program (in 2010, 5539 proposals were submitted by 3464 students, and 1026 were accepted)
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You must be enrolled in an accredited college/university
Mentors include WordPress core developers, plugin authors (including BuddyPress and bbPress), mobile app developers, and WordPress professionals.
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Projects are limited only by your imagination and ability.
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Previous GSoC students have gained responsible roles in WordPress core development, like Dion Hulse and Andrew Nacin (core committers), and Daryl Koopersmith (wrote the internal linking feature in 3.1 and much of the custom menus feature in 3.0).
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This year, in addition to accepting project proposals for the main WordPress web app, we’re also encouraging applications for projects with the WordPress mobile apps (iOS, Android, Blackberry, Nokia, Windows Phone 7), for community-developed plugins like BuddyPress and bbPress, and even standalone plugins that could become community projects. Check out our Codex page on GSoC 2011 for some ideas to get you thinking.
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Last year we mentored 15 students, and hope to take on about the same number this year.
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If you’re a college student/developer, we encourage you to apply. If you’re a professor or a teacher of graduating high school seniors, encourage your students! If you just want to help us spread the word, download the WordPress GSoC flyer and post it on campus bulletin boards in your town. Remember, April 8 is the deadline to apply!
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On Friday the 11th, Matt was interviewed by John Battelle of Federated Media in front of a packed ballroom, talking about the future of WordPress. That night, the annual SxSW WordPress BBQ party played host to hundreds of WordPress users, developers, and businesspeople, and attendees got an extra treat this year in the form of a t-shirt made especially to commemorate WordPress and its Texas roots.
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On Saturday the 12th, a second party co-hosted by the Austin WordPress Meetup Group and GeekAustin (and co-sponsored by the WordPress Foundation and WPEngine) brought together a similar crowd but with the addition of local WordPress community members who were not registered for the SxSW conference.
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Starting today, the South by Southwest trade show opens, and this year for the first time it will feature an official WordPress Genius Bar. Staffed by professional WordPress support staff, developers, advanced users, theme designers, and even some of the core contributors and project leaders, the booth will be open from 11am-6pm each day to answer questions and help people with any WordPress problems they might have. If you are at South by Southwest this year, consider stopping by to say hello and pick up a WordPress button or sticker. We’ll also have a limited supply of the special WordPress/Texas shirts that we’ll be giving away at the booth, so if you’re at SxSW between now and Thursday, stop by. Hope to see you there!
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Location: The WordPress booth will be in trade show stand numbers 829, 831, 928, and 930 (it’s an endcap booth that combines those four spaces). You can find us in those spaces by following the numbered banners hanging from the ceiling.
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Canvas is our most ambitious theme to date! Every element of Canvas is highly customizable through our options panel, so you can make the design, layout and typography exactly like you want. If you are after a highly customizable blog design or just a starter theme for your next client project, then Canvas will most definitely work for you!
Canvas is our most ambitious theme to date! Every element of Canvas is highly customizable through our options panel, so you can make the design, layout and typography exactly like you want. If you are after a highly customizable blog design or just a starter theme for your next client project, then Canvas will most definitely work for you!
Transform a WordPress install into a full fledged ticketing application. Upon activation FaultPress totally transforms your install, empowering you and your team to refine your product by engaging the community, requesting bug reports and ticket submission. You can then delegate tasks amongst team members, assign bug fixes to milestones or version releases and discuss any issues via the built-in messages system.
Transform a WordPress install into a full fledged ticketing application. Upon activation FaultPress totally transforms your install, empowering you and your team to refine your product by engaging the community, requesting bug reports and ticket submission. You can then delegate tasks amongst team members, assign bug fixes to milestones or version releases and discuss any issues via the built-in messages system.
Kaboodle is a trendy, pixel-perfect, customizable business theme with a clean layout, featured home page slider, and custom post types for testimonials, portfolio items, mini-features and slides. Every new business can do with a spiffy design like this!
Kaboodle is a trendy, pixel-perfect, customizable business theme with a clean layout, featured home page slider, and custom post types for testimonials, portfolio items, mini-features and slides. Every new business can do with a spiffy design like this!
Saving Grace is a theme specifically for charities & non-profit organizations. Designed by Matthew Smith, the theme features stunning typography and attention to detail. We’ve also included donation functionality so you can accept donations through PayPal and let visitors see the progress of donations in the theme.
Saving Grace is a theme specifically for charities & non-profit organizations. Designed by Matthew Smith, the theme features stunning typography and attention to detail. We’ve also included donation functionality so you can accept donations through PayPal and let visitors see the progress of donations in the theme.
Premiere is a powerful video-based theme that is custom post driven, separating your video posts from your blog content. With a custom single video page template with great social sharing links, the option for your site visitors to recommend videos and a featured home page slider this theme helps videographers, and movie fans alike – with great custom-ability.
Premiere is a powerful video-based theme that is custom post driven, separating your video posts from your blog content. With a custom single video page template with great social sharing links, the option for your site visitors to recommend videos and a featured home page slider this theme helps videographers, and movie fans alike – with great custom-ability.
Simplicity is a business theme that is hugely customizable with a clean layout, featured home page slider, and custom post types for testimonials, portfolio items, mini-features and slides. Make this theme your own and completely configure your home page how you want.
Simplicity is a business theme that is hugely customizable with a clean layout, featured home page slider, and custom post types for testimonials, portfolio items, mini-features and slides. Make this theme your own and completely configure your home page how you want.
Delicious Magazine is versatile enough to be used for a variety of purposes, like a food website as we’ve demonstrated on our preview. It includes a big featured area that captivates the user with large images, and also a sub featured spotlight area that makes your homepage look like more than a blog.
Delicious Magazine is versatile enough to be used for a variety of purposes, like a food website as we’ve demonstrated on our preview. It includes a big featured area that captivates the user with large images, and also a sub featured spotlight area that makes your homepage look like more than a blog.
Bookclub is a child theme for Listings offering the ability to showcase a directory of books that you as a book publisher, bookworm, affiliate advertiser or book club will benefit from. The themes offers a featured books carousel, and custom book author archive pages packaged in a clean and crisp layout.
Bookclub is a child theme for Listings offering the ability to showcase a directory of books that you as a book publisher, bookworm, affiliate advertiser or book club will benefit from. The themes offers a featured books carousel, and custom book author archive pages packaged in a clean and crisp layout.
Fresh News is one of our oldest and best selling themes, but has now been completely overhauled in version 3.0 to compete with the best themes of today. In the updated version you’ll find updated options to control the look, layout and fonts, and also some new features like a featured post slider.
Fresh News is one of our oldest and best selling themes, but has now been completely overhauled in version 3.0 to compete with the best themes of today. In the updated version you’ll find updated options to control the look, layout and fonts, and also some new features like a featured post slider.
Bold News is a clean, well defined magazine theme design with a unique featured post slider to highlight noteworthy content. With 4 widgetized regions and the customization functionality of the WooFramework, this theme really paves the way in the magazine theme space.
Bold News is a clean, well defined magazine theme design with a unique featured post slider to highlight noteworthy content. With 4 widgetized regions and the customization functionality of the WooFramework, this theme really paves the way in the magazine theme space.
This theme is perfect if you have a website in development and you simply need to let your visitors know how to get in touch and how long until the site will launch.
This theme is perfect if you have a website in development and you simply need to let your visitors know how to get in touch and how long until the site will launch.
Built on our winning formula, Biznizz will give your website a fresh new look. It’s integrated slider and custom homepage layout, in addition to the optional portfolio page template, makes Biznizz a great candidate for your next business website.
Built on our winning formula, Biznizz will give your website a fresh new look. It’s integrated slider and custom homepage layout, in addition to the optional portfolio page template, makes Biznizz a great candidate for your next business website.
Designed by James McDonald, and boasting tumblog functionality with a quick publishing form on the dashboard, Auld is perfect for lazy bloggers who want a colorful, vibrant looking site with Tumblr-like ease-of-use.
Designed by James McDonald, and boasting tumblog functionality with a quick publishing form on the dashboard, Auld is perfect for lazy bloggers who want a colorful, vibrant looking site with Tumblr-like ease-of-use.
Listings is one of our most powerful themes that allows any niche to create a listings/directory based website thanks to a Woo-powered content builder for custom post type, taxonomy and custom field generation. The theme showcases your listings in a minimilistic style with advanced search capabilities and the ability to upload a listing from the front end.
Listings is one of our most powerful themes that allows any niche to create a listings/directory based website thanks to a Woo-powered content builder for custom post type, taxonomy and custom field generation. The theme showcases your listings in a minimilistic style with advanced search capabilities and the ability to upload a listing from the front end.
Elefolio combines easy Tumblog publishing and a Portfolio to showcase your work and posts. The portfolio uses custom post types and can also stream from your Dribbble account. It will impress any visitor with its simple yet detailed look.
Elefolio combines easy Tumblog publishing and a Portfolio to showcase your work and posts. The portfolio uses custom post types and can also stream from your Dribbble account. It will impress any visitor with its simple yet detailed look.
Chapters was originally designed by uber-designer, Tim van Damme, and was used to to promote the book “Rockstar Business”. It is a perfect match for anyone wanting a unique design for their blog, and also a perfect way to promote a book.
Chapters was originally designed by uber-designer, Tim van Damme, and was used to to promote the book “Rockstar Business”. It is a perfect match for anyone wanting a unique design for their blog, and also a perfect way to promote a book.
Continuum is designed by Simon Collison and is a Magazine theme which features a custom homepage, custom typography and some extra custom widgets, all to help your news/magazine website get a stylish and functional look.
Continuum is designed by Simon Collison and is a Magazine theme which features a custom homepage, custom typography and some extra custom widgets, all to help your news/magazine website get a stylish and functional look.
The perfect WP theme for restaurant/bar owners showcasing your food menu, your location and allowing for online reservations all the while presented in a slick and spacious layout, powered by custom post types and some additional WooFramework features.
The perfect WP theme for restaurant/bar owners showcasing your food menu, your location and allowing for online reservations all the while presented in a slick and spacious layout, powered by custom post types and some additional WooFramework features.
Skeptical’s layout is very flexible in the sense that you can display “related posts” next to your latest posts on the home page, OR have a completely widgetized sidebar. Not only that, you can also add your Flickr stream to the footer region and showcase three noteworthy blog posts tagged with a specific tag that you declare in the theme options.
Skeptical’s layout is very flexible in the sense that you can display “related posts” next to your latest posts on the home page, OR have a completely widgetized sidebar. Not only that, you can also add your Flickr stream to the footer region and showcase three noteworthy blog posts tagged with a specific tag that you declare in the theme options.
This personal portfolio theme by Ryan Downie’s was originally designed for his own personal use – fueled by his passion for Coffee, Red Bull and lunchtime pot of noodles according to his Twitter stream. It’s perfect for anyone wanting a bold design to show off their work.
This personal portfolio theme by Ryan Downie’s was originally designed for his own personal use – fueled by his passion for Coffee, Red Bull and lunchtime pot of noodles according to his Twitter stream. It’s perfect for anyone wanting a bold design to show off their work.
Designed by Tyler Galpin, and boasting all-new tumblog functionality with a quick publishing form on the dashboard Crisp is perfect for lazy bloggers who want a professional, slick looking site with Tumblr-like ease-of-use.
Designed by Tyler Galpin, and boasting all-new tumblog functionality with a quick publishing form on the dashboard Crisp is perfect for lazy bloggers who want a professional, slick looking site with Tumblr-like ease-of-use.
Sealight is a slick and colorful business theme that helps showcase your product/services using custom post types to highlight key features, testimonials and featured slides on the home page.
Sealight is a slick and colorful business theme that helps showcase your product/services using custom post types to highlight key features, testimonials and featured slides on the home page.
Unite is the perfect personal blog, or microblogging theme, for unifying all the conversation & interaction on your blog. Featuring a fancy pants & unique commenting system, Unite aims to increase reader interaction and make your blog more fun & more valuable.
Unite is the perfect personal blog, or microblogging theme, for unifying all the conversation & interaction on your blog. Featuring a fancy pants & unique commenting system, Unite aims to increase reader interaction and make your blog more fun & more valuable.
Estate is a hugely powerful, yet simple to manage business “theme” built specifically for real estate agencies. Making use of Wordpress 3.0′s custom post types and taxonomies the theme unleashes a new “Properties” management facility when installed – proving it’s far more than just a WordPress theme, it’s a web solution.
Estate is a hugely powerful, yet simple to manage business “theme” built specifically for real estate agencies. Making use of Wordpress 3.0′s custom post types and taxonomies the theme unleashes a new “Properties” management facility when installed – proving it’s far more than just a WordPress theme, it’s a web solution.
The Morning After was the original magazine theme in the WordPress community and after more than a 100 000 downloads, it now has a place in our themes collection. It may be “old”, but this amazing theme is not yet dated! A definite download and one that you will thoroughly enjoy!
The Morning After was the original magazine theme in the WordPress community and after more than a 100 000 downloads, it now has a place in our themes collection. It may be “old”, but this amazing theme is not yet dated! A definite download and one that you will thoroughly enjoy!
Coda is an elegant and feature-rich magazine template with a neat home page js scroller, and an otherwise completely widget based home page design. With a custom styled Twitter module, a “Share this” module and a “Like this” popularity-based post feature this theme will surely woo you.
Coda is an elegant and feature-rich magazine template with a neat home page js scroller, and an otherwise completely widget based home page design. With a custom styled Twitter module, a “Share this” module and a “Like this” popularity-based post feature this theme will surely woo you.
Inspire is a highly functional theme that has a custom homepage with a featured area powered by jQuery, and lovely mini-featured area. This along with the included portfolio page template makes it perfect to use for your business to show off your work or products.
Inspire is a highly functional theme that has a custom homepage with a featured area powered by jQuery, and lovely mini-featured area. This along with the included portfolio page template makes it perfect to use for your business to show off your work or products.
Finally a theme to promote or sell your apps, either for iPhone or other platforms. This theme will show the features of your app in a featured slider, and also make it possible to promote it further via the modular homepage layout.
Finally a theme to promote or sell your apps, either for iPhone or other platforms. This theme will show the features of your app in a featured slider, and also make it possible to promote it further via the modular homepage layout.
Spectrum is a visually rich magazine theme for content rich sites showcasing their content with beautiful imagery. It’s packed with 7 widgetized regions and lots of custom woo widgets, like a video player, Flickr and Twitter streams, to customize huge amounts of the theme on the fly.
Spectrum is a visually rich magazine theme for content rich sites showcasing their content with beautiful imagery. It’s packed with 7 widgetized regions and lots of custom woo widgets, like a video player, Flickr and Twitter streams, to customize huge amounts of the theme on the fly.
Diarise showcases your company/organisation’s events in a neat home page tabber, along with past events, or featured posts in a slick scroller. Easily add events straight to your calendar application and link your events to booking forms. The possibilities are limitless for churches, event organizing companies, sports clubs, schools, etc.
Diarise showcases your company/organisation’s events in a neat home page tabber, along with past events, or featured posts in a slick scroller. Easily add events straight to your calendar application and link your events to booking forms. The possibilities are limitless for churches, event organizing companies, sports clubs, schools, etc.
Boast is a modern business design with a lot of shine & gloss. The theme includes some nifty jQuery touches, which is especially present in the awesome slider on the homepage, as well as the scrolling widget boxes. This is a definite contender for your business makeover.
Boast is a modern business design with a lot of shine & gloss. The theme includes some nifty jQuery touches, which is especially present in the awesome slider on the homepage, as well as the scrolling widget boxes. This is a definite contender for your business makeover.
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Based on our hugely successful ‘Woo on the Slopes’ tumblog theme that we used to live blog our company retreat to the Austrian Alps, the aptly named ‘Retreat’ theme is packed full of easy to use quickpress publishing tools, unique to WooThemes. It also comes with a AJAX-based Twitter widget that updates every few minutes, and can track keywords mentioned on Twitter.
Based on our hugely successful ‘Woo on the Slopes’ tumblog theme that we used to live blog our company retreat to the Austrian Alps, the aptly named ‘Retreat’ theme is packed full of easy to use quickpress publishing tools, unique to WooThemes. It also comes with a AJAX-based Twitter widget that updates every few minutes, and can track keywords mentioned on Twitter.
We’ve developed this theme to cater for directory-based wordpress sites. For example, a guide to a city with shops, restaurants and other places of interest all archived in posts with geo-tags, custom content about the locations, and well presented in this killer theme designed by Sam Brown.
We’ve developed this theme to cater for directory-based wordpress sites. For example, a guide to a city with shops, restaurants and other places of interest all archived in posts with geo-tags, custom content about the locations, and well presented in this killer theme designed by Sam Brown.
Cinch is a classy & feature-rich tumblog theme built for WordPress. Incorporating awesome advanced QuickPress functionality (exclusive to WooThemes) and an amazing design (with added jQuery awesomeness), Cinch is most definitely the tumblog theme that you want to use!
Cinch is a classy & feature-rich tumblog theme built for WordPress. Incorporating awesome advanced QuickPress functionality (exclusive to WooThemes) and an amazing design (with added jQuery awesomeness), Cinch is most definitely the tumblog theme that you want to use!
Slanted is a tumblog theme with an extremely unique – and should we say “slanted” – design. Using some progressive CSS3 attributes and jQuery wizardry, this tumblog theme (built for WordPress) is perfect for the more experimental tumbloggers.
Slanted is a tumblog theme with an extremely unique – and should we say “slanted” – design. Using some progressive CSS3 attributes and jQuery wizardry, this tumblog theme (built for WordPress) is perfect for the more experimental tumbloggers.
Postcard is a beautiful travel-blogging theme with neat Google Maps integration allowing you to geo-tag posts with locations and display your recent travels on widgetized maps. Its packed full of all the functionality a traveller needs to publish news and photos for friends and family back home.
Postcard is a beautiful travel-blogging theme with neat Google Maps integration allowing you to geo-tag posts with locations and display your recent travels on widgetized maps. Its packed full of all the functionality a traveller needs to publish news and photos for friends and family back home.
Delegate is a shiny and feature-packed business theme that should appeal to the funky companies out there. Packed with all the goodness of a proper WordPress business theme, Delegate will most definitely make the impact you need from it!
Delegate is a shiny and feature-packed business theme that should appeal to the funky companies out there. Packed with all the goodness of a proper WordPress business theme, Delegate will most definitely make the impact you need from it!
MyStream is a flexible and extremely customizable personal blog theme with massive social media & lifestreaming influences. Change the background to your visual identity, move the many available widgets around and VOILA: you have YourStream.
MyStream is a flexible and extremely customizable personal blog theme with massive social media & lifestreaming influences. Change the background to your visual identity, move the many available widgets around and VOILA: you have YourStream.
Optimize builds on the popularity of Coffee Break theme, with stunning looks and super functionality built in to the brand spanking new WooFramework. The customizable front page will showcase your work or product in a sexy fashion. Impress visitors of your site with this optimized theme now!
Optimize builds on the popularity of Coffee Break theme, with stunning looks and super functionality built in to the brand spanking new WooFramework. The customizable front page will showcase your work or product in a sexy fashion. Impress visitors of your site with this optimized theme now!
Backstage is a powerful niche theme design for musicians and artists showcasing their media, upcoming shows and music using hugely flexible custom widgets and audio players. This beautifully crafted layout was designed by Elliot Jay Stocks and boasts 7 alternate styles.
Backstage is a powerful niche theme design for musicians and artists showcasing their media, upcoming shows and music using hugely flexible custom widgets and audio players. This beautifully crafted layout was designed by Elliot Jay Stocks and boasts 7 alternate styles.
SophisticatedFolio is a great theme for web/graphic designers to showcase their portfolio and blog, but can be used for many other purposes if you just put your imagination to work.
SophisticatedFolio is a great theme for web/graphic designers to showcase their portfolio and blog, but can be used for many other purposes if you just put your imagination to work.
Bueno is a clean, minimalistic design which just oozes sophistication in both it’s typography & structure. Stripped of all fancy design elements; the reader’s focus should be on the great content that you produce. Bueno is perfect for the regular (and not-so-regular) blogger. Get it for free now!
Bueno is a clean, minimalistic design which just oozes sophistication in both it’s typography & structure. Stripped of all fancy design elements; the reader’s focus should be on the great content that you produce. Bueno is perfect for the regular (and not-so-regular) blogger. Get it for free now!
This previous, vibrant blog design of Mark Forrester’s personal site was well received and showcased in many CSS galleries so boasts a solid track record. Bundled with a fully customizable header space, optional sidebar slider and a dedicated portfolio page, together with some minimal corporate alternate styles this theme caters for a wide market.
This previous, vibrant blog design of Mark Forrester’s personal site was well received and showcased in many CSS galleries so boasts a solid track record. Bundled with a fully customizable header space, optional sidebar slider and a dedicated portfolio page, together with some minimal corporate alternate styles this theme caters for a wide market.
Headlines continues where our old magazine themes left off. It has tons of requested features like featured area, social bookmarks, author highlighting, flexible layout to name a few. It’s the perfect platform to launch your magazine or blog and reach out to the world!
Headlines continues where our old magazine themes left off. It has tons of requested features like featured area, social bookmarks, author highlighting, flexible layout to name a few. It’s the perfect platform to launch your magazine or blog and reach out to the world!
f0101 was designed by Veerle Pieters during Breast Cancer Awareness month with the default style especially for the ladies. Never fear though the beautifully illustrated figure can be changed to a male figure or removed completely. Packed full of widgetized goodness and slickly presenting your blog posts this theme is pure eye candy.
f0101 was designed by Veerle Pieters during Breast Cancer Awareness month with the default style especially for the ladies. Never fear though the beautifully illustrated figure can be changed to a male figure or removed completely. Packed full of widgetized goodness and slickly presenting your blog posts this theme is pure eye candy.
Released during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Royalle is a beautiful pink personal blog theme designed by the equally beautiful Sarah Parmenter, rest assured the theme comes packaged with 4 other equally tasty colour schemes. Packed full with 10 widgets, and a unique social profiles header section.
Released during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Royalle is a beautiful pink personal blog theme designed by the equally beautiful Sarah Parmenter, rest assured the theme comes packaged with 4 other equally tasty colour schemes. Packed full with 10 widgets, and a unique social profiles header section.
Exposure is revolutionary photo blogging theme with extreme control over image gallery displays in your posts and a completely widgetized home page with each blog post being a widget allowing them to be arranged however you please. One of those themes you just have to see to believe.
Exposure is revolutionary photo blogging theme with extreme control over image gallery displays in your posts and a completely widgetized home page with each blog post being a widget allowing them to be arranged however you please. One of those themes you just have to see to believe.
A powerful, feature-rich & flexible personal blog theme with Izuddin’s signature, vibrant and bubbly design style. This theme showcases your social media profiles neatly, whilst elegantly showcasing your latest blog posts.
A powerful, feature-rich & flexible personal blog theme with Izuddin’s signature, vibrant and bubbly design style. This theme showcases your social media profiles neatly, whilst elegantly showcasing your latest blog posts.
Adii’s previous custom design for his successful personal blog is now available as a free theme. It’s simple layout, and clean colour palette means easy customizations to this neatly coded theme on the ever-popular WooThemes framework.
Adii’s previous custom design for his successful personal blog is now available as a free theme. It’s simple layout, and clean colour palette means easy customizations to this neatly coded theme on the ever-popular WooThemes framework.
Daily Edition is a clean, spacious newspaper/magazine theme designed by Liam McKay. With loads of home page modules to enable/disable and a unique javascript-based featured scroller and video player the theme oozes sophistication.
Daily Edition is a clean, spacious newspaper/magazine theme designed by Liam McKay. With loads of home page modules to enable/disable and a unique javascript-based featured scroller and video player the theme oozes sophistication.
Object is a supremely flexible theme designed to publish your photos and videos perfectly. The design sports 1 – 5 column layout options, 15 amazing colour schemes and one of the sexiest jQuery image galleries you’ve seen in a WP theme.
Object is a supremely flexible theme designed to publish your photos and videos perfectly. The design sports 1 – 5 column layout options, 15 amazing colour schemes and one of the sexiest jQuery image galleries you’ve seen in a WP theme.
Antisocial was one of our most anticipated themes yet. Designed by Tim Van Damme Antisocial is the perfect online business card and personal blog theme to aggregate all your online profiles in a beautiful slick and unique design.
Antisocial was one of our most anticipated themes yet. Designed by Tim Van Damme Antisocial is the perfect online business card and personal blog theme to aggregate all your online profiles in a beautiful slick and unique design.
Coffee Break is a professional theme built specifically to showcase your business, services or products. Heavily influenced by our recent WooThemes re-design, and packed with loads of options, you have complete control over what pages display on the home page.
Coffee Break is a professional theme built specifically to showcase your business, services or products. Heavily influenced by our recent WooThemes re-design, and packed with loads of options, you have complete control over what pages display on the home page.
A hugely flexible theme built on a neat JQuery layout plugin that arranges your posts vertically than horizontally with complete control over the number of columns on the home and archive page. Ideal for magazine, portfolio and gallery based websites.
A hugely flexible theme built on a neat JQuery layout plugin that arranges your posts vertically than horizontally with complete control over the number of columns on the home and archive page. Ideal for magazine, portfolio and gallery based websites.
A very neatly coded, pixel sharp portfolio-based theme designed by the UK based web legend Dan Rubin. This theme boasts an impressive widgetized home page, custom typography, and impressive portfolio handling functionality.
A very neatly coded, pixel sharp portfolio-based theme designed by the UK based web legend Dan Rubin. This theme boasts an impressive widgetized home page, custom typography, and impressive portfolio handling functionality.
A vibrant personal blog theme with a colourful selection of styles, built on WooThemes flexible theme framework, boasting a selection of theme options, most importantly it’s FREE!
A vibrant personal blog theme with a colourful selection of styles, built on WooThemes flexible theme framework, boasting a selection of theme options, most importantly it’s FREE!
Groovy Photo is the third in the 3 part Groovy series. This one is aimed at photobloggers, and joins the growing number of photoblogging themes at WooThemes HQ. A vibrant, fun colour palette set in a neat layout with tons of neat features – what more could you ask for?
Groovy Photo is the third in the 3 part Groovy series. This one is aimed at photobloggers, and joins the growing number of photoblogging themes at WooThemes HQ. A vibrant, fun colour palette set in a neat layout with tons of neat features – what more could you ask for?
Groovy Blog is part of the Groovy Series and is another colourful, funky theme this time aimed at personal bloggers. The customizable home page showcases your blog posts in a neat tabber and your uploaded images in a js gallery component.
Groovy Blog is part of the Groovy Series and is another colourful, funky theme this time aimed at personal bloggers. The customizable home page showcases your blog posts in a neat tabber and your uploaded images in a js gallery component.
Feature Pitch is a niche theme with one purpose: selling whatever you want to sell online (and thus making you money). The homepage sports a very functional design, which highlights all the great things about your products and / or services, whilst it’s a great experience reading more in-depth information on the inner pages. If you want to sell your stuff, then Feature Pitch is for you.
Feature Pitch is a niche theme with one purpose: selling whatever you want to sell online (and thus making you money). The homepage sports a very functional design, which highlights all the great things about your products and / or services, whilst it’s a great experience reading more in-depth information on the inner pages. If you want to sell your stuff, then Feature Pitch is for you.
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Suit & Tie is a stylish business theme by top designer, Bryan Veloso. The clean & trendy style inherit in the design will definitely keep your business up-to-date with current online trends, whilst the attractive homepage slider will be woo-ing most of your customers. Top that off with 13 diverse colour schemes and you’ve got your next business website design right here.
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A neat online newspaper design perfect for web publishers. The Journal places special emphasis on its neat typography and clean grid structure, and not template imagery, making customizing this theme a breeze and showcasing post content and its imagery top priority. With a neat tag based “Highlights” section and a recent posts carousel the home page is completely adaptable to your content.
A neat online newspaper design perfect for web publishers. The Journal places special emphasis on its neat typography and clean grid structure, and not template imagery, making customizing this theme a breeze and showcasing post content and its imagery top priority. With a neat tag based “Highlights” section and a recent posts carousel the home page is completely adaptable to your content.
myweblog is personal blog in the same vein as our most popular themes – Busy Bee & Fresh News. The style is modern and funky, whilst the colour-coded categories are sure to provide you with a little bit of extra fun when crafting that next blog post!
myweblog is personal blog in the same vein as our most popular themes – Busy Bee & Fresh News. The style is modern and funky, whilst the colour-coded categories are sure to provide you with a little bit of extra fun when crafting that next blog post!
Aperture is a multi-functional photo-blogging theme with a unique home page, consisting of a latest posts slider, a visual category display, a blog module and lots of stylish widgetized spaces. With 12 alternate styles and a very visual archive system you should be able to house your photos/portfolio proudly in a theme that caters specifically for your needs.
Aperture is a multi-functional photo-blogging theme with a unique home page, consisting of a latest posts slider, a visual category display, a blog module and lots of stylish widgetized spaces. With 12 alternate styles and a very visual archive system you should be able to house your photos/portfolio proudly in a theme that caters specifically for your needs.
Meta-Morphosis is a visually-rich personal blog, with a magazine layout approach. Incorporating some nifty javascript font replacement and javascript widget slider in the footer, Meta-Morphosis should meet all of your personal blogging needs. Best of all its FREE!
Meta-Morphosis is a visually-rich personal blog, with a magazine layout approach. Incorporating some nifty javascript font replacement and javascript widget slider in the footer, Meta-Morphosis should meet all of your personal blogging needs. Best of all its FREE!
Bloggingstream caters to both those irregular personal bloggers, as well as the more serious publishers. The theme, which sports a nifty, integrated lifestream and sidebar video player, can be used for personal blogs, whilst also satisfying your online magazine needs. The 7 ad spaces definitely contributes to the bottom line as well…
Bloggingstream caters to both those irregular personal bloggers, as well as the more serious publishers. The theme, which sports a nifty, integrated lifestream and sidebar video player, can be used for personal blogs, whilst also satisfying your online magazine needs. The 7 ad spaces definitely contributes to the bottom line as well…
The Station is a super business theme with loads of different options for navigation spaces, widgetized sidebars and custom widgets. Everything has been designed for your user in mind and all of your most important content will stand out within this Station.
The Station is a super business theme with loads of different options for navigation spaces, widgetized sidebars and custom widgets. Everything has been designed for your user in mind and all of your most important content will stand out within this Station.
Groovy Video is a colourful, funky video blogging theme, which is sure to put you at the top of the pile. Video blogging (vlogging) is trendy right now (all the cool kids are doing it), so do get your groove on with this theme! Get it? Got it? Good!
Groovy Video is a colourful, funky video blogging theme, which is sure to put you at the top of the pile. Video blogging (vlogging) is trendy right now (all the cool kids are doing it), so do get your groove on with this theme! Get it? Got it? Good!
Productum is a business theme designed to help market your products or services. A custom home page making good use of prime real estate and a nifty image switcher that stylishly advertises your latest offerings, bundled with a feature rich theme options panel means you should be able to brand this theme to your liking with no hassle.
Productum is a business theme designed to help market your products or services. A custom home page making good use of prime real estate and a nifty image switcher that stylishly advertises your latest offerings, bundled with a feature rich theme options panel means you should be able to brand this theme to your liking with no hassle.
Newsport is a stylish magazine theme aimed at those who want a more professional feel to their site. It includes a well laid out front page that showcases all your news with images, and also a cool category news feed on the side so that all content of your site gets to shine.
Newsport is a stylish magazine theme aimed at those who want a more professional feel to their site. It includes a well laid out front page that showcases all your news with images, and also a cool category news feed on the side so that all content of your site gets to shine.
Irresistible is a visually-rich personal blog, with a little bit of a multimedia focus. Incorporating some nifty video-options and widgets, Irresistible should meet all of your personal blogging needs. Just add your content to the mix.
Irresistible is a visually-rich personal blog, with a little bit of a multimedia focus. Incorporating some nifty video-options and widgets, Irresistible should meet all of your personal blogging needs. Just add your content to the mix.
Cushy is a flexible and stylish business theme, perfectly suited to showcase your products and services, whilst showcasing your business to the world. Incorporating some nifty jQuery and an integrated blog, Cushy is a must for serious business owners.
Cushy is a flexible and stylish business theme, perfectly suited to showcase your products and services, whilst showcasing your business to the world. Incorporating some nifty jQuery and an integrated blog, Cushy is a must for serious business owners.
WooTube is a video player. Need we say more? Based on the same style that has made Busy Bee & Fresh News so popular, WooTube offers you some amazing multimedia goodness. Why not get cracking straight away… All you need is a camera, a nice smile and obviously this theme!
WooTube is a video player. Need we say more? Based on the same style that has made Busy Bee & Fresh News so popular, WooTube offers you some amazing multimedia goodness. Why not get cracking straight away… All you need is a camera, a nice smile and obviously this theme!
Foreword Thinking is a neat 3 column design with a “table of content” magazine-styled home page. This theme comes bundled with a moveable sidebar, a customizable featured posts section, 10 theme styles and the ability to set alternating colours for specific areas of the design.
Foreword Thinking is a neat 3 column design with a “table of content” magazine-styled home page. This theme comes bundled with a moveable sidebar, a customizable featured posts section, 10 theme styles and the ability to set alternating colours for specific areas of the design.
Geometric takes a structured approach to showcasing two rather non-structured things: blogs & design portfolios. The modifications made possible by the widgetized spaces however, takes all of the rigidness out of this template and enables you to be you…
Geometric takes a structured approach to showcasing two rather non-structured things: blogs & design portfolios. The modifications made possible by the widgetized spaces however, takes all of the rigidness out of this template and enables you to be you…
Abstract is a beautifully illustrated and colourful theme that we collaborated with the fabulous Veerle Pieters on. Abstract sports a fun yet professional layout that is flexible enough to be used as either a business theme or a personal theme.
Abstract is a beautifully illustrated and colourful theme that we collaborated with the fabulous Veerle Pieters on. Abstract sports a fun yet professional layout that is flexible enough to be used as either a business theme or a personal theme.
Busy Bee sports a stylish design that will support large amounts of multimedia content. You can definitely use it for a magazine / news site or just for your personal blog, since the out-of-box features allows you to truly make this theme your own and adapt it to your content.
Busy Bee sports a stylish design that will support large amounts of multimedia content. You can definitely use it for a magazine / news site or just for your personal blog, since the out-of-box features allows you to truly make this theme your own and adapt it to your content.
BlogTheme does the simple things well and therein lies to power of this personal blog theme: great structure, trendy style and some nifty jQuery effects in the sidebar. So what’s left for you to do? Well, you can start by adding content…
BlogTheme does the simple things well and therein lies to power of this personal blog theme: great structure, trendy style and some nifty jQuery effects in the sidebar. So what’s left for you to do? Well, you can start by adding content…
Gotham News is a clean and elegant news theme with a focus on creating a blank canvas with a strong structure to display your own personalized news; and broadcast it to the world. What more do you need from a news / magazine theme?
Gotham News is a clean and elegant news theme with a focus on creating a blank canvas with a strong structure to display your own personalized news; and broadcast it to the world. What more do you need from a news / magazine theme?
THiCK is a super-personal theme that focuses on you: the blog owner. With both clean & grunge, dark & light styles, as well as 5 colour schemes for each, you’re sure to find one you like. The theme also includes a bunch of custom widgets to make it a truly unique experience!
THiCK is a super-personal theme that focuses on you: the blog owner. With both clean & grunge, dark & light styles, as well as 5 colour schemes for each, you’re sure to find one you like. The theme also includes a bunch of custom widgets to make it a truly unique experience!
Typebased is a free, personal blog design, with a very clean and elegant style. Along with the great design, we’ve also included all of the other Woo goodies in the backend i.e. custom widgets, integrated banner ad management etc. Gotta love Woo!
Typebased is a free, personal blog design, with a very clean and elegant style. Along with the great design, we’ve also included all of the other Woo goodies in the backend i.e. custom widgets, integrated banner ad management etc. Gotta love Woo!
Over Easy is a minimalistically-elegant theme aimed at companies who’d like a serious, all-in-one online web presence. The homepage is perfectly suited for sales, whilst the inner pages & blog has been hand-crafted to publish important info efficiently and promote engagement through the blog.
Over Easy is a minimalistically-elegant theme aimed at companies who’d like a serious, all-in-one online web presence. The homepage is perfectly suited for sales, whilst the inner pages & blog has been hand-crafted to publish important info efficiently and promote engagement through the blog.
Ambience is a simple, yet elegant, theme designed for personal bloggers. With the customized lifestreaming widget and prominent Twitter status message, the theme is perfect for aggregating all of your online content into one place.
Ambience is a simple, yet elegant, theme designed for personal bloggers. With the customized lifestreaming widget and prominent Twitter status message, the theme is perfect for aggregating all of your online content into one place.
Snapshot is the framework-equivalent of our very own WooThemes Showcase – so that already guarantees you an awesome experience! Snapshot is also flexible and can be used for either a photo showcase, portfolio or design gallery.
Snapshot is the framework-equivalent of our very own WooThemes Showcase – so that already guarantees you an awesome experience! Snapshot is also flexible and can be used for either a photo showcase, portfolio or design gallery.
Open Air can serve as both a magazine-style design or a stylish personal blog. The subtle use of gradients, borders and separating lines gives the theme a very polished and stylish feel, whilst the built-in video player is sure to be a hit for most users.
Open Air can serve as both a magazine-style design or a stylish personal blog. The subtle use of gradients, borders and separating lines gives the theme a very polished and stylish feel, whilst the built-in video player is sure to be a hit for most users.
Fresh Folio is the second in our portfolio based themes created to help you promote your skills on a clean, sophisticated design. With a Fresh News influence by default it boasts 7 other diverse styles to choose from. We are confident you will be wooing new clients in no time.
Fresh Folio is the second in our portfolio based themes created to help you promote your skills on a clean, sophisticated design. With a Fresh News influence by default it boasts 7 other diverse styles to choose from. We are confident you will be wooing new clients in no time.
Papercut is a grungy news theme with beautiful alternating stylesheets, built-in widgets, and layout control via a hand crafted theme options page. It’s the perfect out-of-the-box solution to give your website a stylish new look. Irrespective of your preferred style; Papercut will have one you like.
Papercut is a grungy news theme with beautiful alternating stylesheets, built-in widgets, and layout control via a hand crafted theme options page. It’s the perfect out-of-the-box solution to give your website a stylish new look. Irrespective of your preferred style; Papercut will have one you like.
ProudFolio is most definitely aimed at aspiring designers, developers, artists and photographers who’d like a framework theme which incorporates both a great-looking portfolio and a feature-rich blog. The best thing about this theme – is that you can manage your everything from one place!
ProudFolio is most definitely aimed at aspiring designers, developers, artists and photographers who’d like a framework theme which incorporates both a great-looking portfolio and a feature-rich blog. The best thing about this theme – is that you can manage your everything from one place!
VibrantCMS is our first theme targeted at businesses. The design incorporates some recently popular usability trends (like the featured info scroller on the homepage), which should propell your business into the new online space, whilst creating a new market for your goods.
VibrantCMS is our first theme targeted at businesses. The design incorporates some recently popular usability trends (like the featured info scroller on the homepage), which should propell your business into the new online space, whilst creating a new market for your goods.
Live Wire is a magazine-type Wordpress theme that is packaged with an impressive variety of designs and colour options that should make it appealing to just about any type of web publisher. It’s theme option’s panel entitles even the most novice of users to customize it’s flexible layout.
Live Wire is a magazine-type Wordpress theme that is packaged with an impressive variety of designs and colour options that should make it appealing to just about any type of web publisher. It’s theme option’s panel entitles even the most novice of users to customize it’s flexible layout.
Flash News is a firm favourite amongst our users and it is easy to see why… Using a beautiful, clean rounded corner layout this theme incorporates all the best blogging features. And its unique colour scheme picker allows you to mix & match the colours until you are perfectly happy!
Flash News is a firm favourite amongst our users and it is easy to see why… Using a beautiful, clean rounded corner layout this theme incorporates all the best blogging features. And its unique colour scheme picker allows you to mix & match the colours until you are perfectly happy!
Gazette Edition is arguably our most sophisticated-looking theme to date, whilst the trendy featured scroller makes it very unique. The clean, white layout with professionally designed content areas are perfect for users that’d like to run a community newspaper website or a product showcase.
Gazette Edition is arguably our most sophisticated-looking theme to date, whilst the trendy featured scroller makes it very unique. The clean, white layout with professionally designed content areas are perfect for users that’d like to run a community newspaper website or a product showcase.
NewsPress can be classified as some kind of mashup between a personal blog and a more content-heavy magazine-style layout. The sophistication of the layout can thus offer immeasurable value to ambitious bloggers that would like to display their content in a professional way.
NewsPress can be classified as some kind of mashup between a personal blog and a more content-heavy magazine-style layout. The sophistication of the layout can thus offer immeasurable value to ambitious bloggers that would like to display their content in a professional way.
The Original Premium News Theme, was the very first premium theme that we ever released. This theme may be a bit rough around the edges (in terms of its looks), but we’ve used the same solid base for all our subsequent themes. Enjoy this themes’ minimalistic beauty and make it your own today!
The Original Premium News Theme, was the very first premium theme that we ever released. This theme may be a bit rough around the edges (in terms of its looks), but we’ve used the same solid base for all our subsequent themes. Enjoy this themes’ minimalistic beauty and make it your own today!
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¡Hola!: Soy físico durante el día, lector de manga por las noches y este es mi blog. Vivo en Albacete y tengo un gato llamado Alex. Me encantan los mojitos (y mirar a la gente corriendo en los parques)
\n\nO algo así:\n\n
La empresa Calcetines XYC se fundó en 1973, y ha estado produciendo calcetines de calidad para sus clientes desde entonces. Se encuentra en Vetusta, tiene unos 2.000 empleados e intenta ayudar en lo que puede para mejorar la vida en Vestusta
\r\nLa Fundación ‘Lo que de verdad importa’ (Fundación LQDVI) es una organización sin ánimo de lucro cuyo fin es promover y difundir valores humanos y universales.\r\n\r\nNace tras cinco años cosechando éxitos con la celebración en las principales ciudades de los encuentros de jóvenes bajo el título ‘Lo que de verdad importa’.\r\n\r\nLa Fundación LQDVI basa sus actividades principalmente en acciones destinadas a difundir y promover valores universales como la superación, la responsabilidad, el respeto, la solidaridad o la paz.\r\n
Líneas de actuación
\r\nLa Fundación LQDVI desarrolla diversas actividades dirigidas a la sociedad en general, pero centras específicamente en muchos casos a la juventud. Dichas actividades se pueden englobar en dos grandes líneas de actuación:\r\n
Actividades educativas/formativas
\r\nEstán dirigidas principalmente a jóvenes, estudiantes y universitarios que quieren desarrollar fuera de las aulas otras aptitudes diferentes pero no menos importantes que les ayudan a enfrentar su vida y a desarrollarse como personas. Esta línea de actuación se concreta en tres proyectos:\r\n
\r\n
Congreso de Jóvenes ‘Lo que de verdad importa’
\r\n
Kliquers
\r\n
Voluntariado con valores (Guinea Ecuatorial)
\r\n
\r\n
Actividades destinadas a empresas
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¿Qué es la Fundación ‘Lo que de verdad importa’?
\nLa Fundación ‘Lo que de verdad importa’ (Fundación LQDVI) es una organización sin ánimo de lucro cuyo fin es promover y difundir valores humanos y universales.\n\nNace tras cinco años cosechando éxitos con la celebración en las principales ciudades de los encuentros de jóvenes bajo el título ‘Lo que de verdad importa’.\n\nLa Fundación LQDVI basa sus actividades principalmente en acciones destinadas a difundir y promover valores universales como la superación, la responsabilidad, el respeto, la solidaridad o la paz.\n
Líneas de actuación
\nLa Fundación LQDVI desarrolla diversas actividades dirigidas a la sociedad en general, pero centras específicamente en muchos casos a la juventud. Dichas actividades se pueden englobar en dos grandes líneas de actuación:\n
Actividades educativas/formativas
\nEstán dirigidas principalmente a jóvenes, estudiantes y universitarios que quieren desarrollar fuera de las aulas otras aptitudes diferentes pero no menos importantes que les ayudan a enfrentar su vida y a desarrollarse como personas. Esta línea de actuación se concreta en tres proyectos:\n
\n
Congreso de Jóvenes ‘Lo que de verdad importa’
\n
Kliquers
\n
Voluntariado con valores (Guinea Ecuatorial)
\n
\n
Actividades destinadas a empresas
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+(17, 1, '2011-06-01 12:12:50', '2011-06-01 12:12:50', 'El Congreso ‘Lo que de verdad importa’ es un encuentro gratuito, apolítico y aconfesional que se celebra en las principales ciudades españolas.\r\nDesde el año 2007 asisten miles de jóvenes para escuchar testimonios impactantes que les hacen reflexionar sobre sus prioridades y lo que de verdad importa para ellos en la vida.\r\n\r\nDurante estos años, los participantes a los Congresos han escuchado los testimonios de personas como William Rodríguez, superviviente del 11-S; Jaume Sanllorente, fundador de la ONG ‘Sonrisas de Bombay’; Bosco Gutiérrez, arquitecto mexicano secuestrado durante 9 meses; o Irene Villa, periodista y esquiadora que sufrió un atentado de ETA, entre otros.\r\n\r\nOtros participantes son Nando Parrado, uno de los 16 supervivientes del accidente aéreo de Los Andes que inspiró la película ¡Viven!; Toni Nadal, entrenador personal de Rafa Nadal; Pablo Pineda, primer europeo con síndrome de Down con título universitario y protagonista de la película ‘Yo, también’; o Pedro García Aguado, campeón del mundo de Waterpolo que superó su adicción a las drogas y ahora conduce los programas televisivos ‘Hermano Mayor’’ y “El Campamento”.\r\nLa celebración de ‘Lo que de verdad importa’ en cada ciudad cuenta con un presidente o presidenta de honor. Rafa Nadal ostenta este cargo en Palma de Mallorca, la princesa Nora de Liechtenstein es la presidenta de honor en la edición de Madrid; o el economista Leopoldo Abadía, en la edición de Barcelona, entre otros.\r\n\r\nEl Congreso ‘Lo que de verdad importa’ surgió en el año 2007, con la celebración en Madrid de un congreso anual donde participaron más de 3.000 jóvenes universitarios y preuniversitarios. Tras esta primera edición, comenzaron a surgir peticiones de otras ciudades y actualmente se celebra en once ciudades españolas, entre las que se\r\nencuentran Bilbao, Valencia, Sevilla, Barcelona, Zaragoza o Palma de Mallorca. Desde el año 2007, más de 52.000 jóvenes han descubierto ya ‘Lo que de verdad importa’.\r\n
Congresos ‘Lo que de verdad importa’ en 2011
\r\nDurante el año 2011, la Fundación LQDVI ha celebrado Congresos ‘Lo que de verdad importa’ en:\r\n
\r\n
Palma de Mallorca (I Edición)
\r\n
A Coruña (II Edición)
\r\n
\r\nEntre los meses de octubre y noviembre se celebrará en:\r\n
\r\n
Bilbao (III Edición)
\r\n
Zaragoza (II Edición)
\r\n
Valencia (III Edición)
\r\n
Barcelona (III Edición)
\r\n
Sevilla (IV Edición)
\r\n
Madrid (V Edición)
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Congresos ‘Lo que de verdad importa’ en 2011
\nDurante el año 2011, la Fundación LQDVI ha celebrado Congresos ‘Lo que de verdad importa’ en:\n
\n
Palma de Mallorca (I Edición)
\n
A Coruña (II Edición)
\n
\nEntre los meses de octubre y noviembre se celebrará en:\n
\n
Bilbao (III Edición)
\n
Zaragoza (II Edición)
\n
Valencia (III Edición)
\n
Barcelona (III Edición)
\n
Sevilla (IV Edición)
\n
Madrid (V Edición)
\n
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Kliquers, proyecto de educación en valores
\r\nKliquers es un proyecto pionero que apuesta por la educación en valores como herramienta imprescindible para complementar la formación de los jóvenes.\r\nEs una iniciativa distinta, atractiva y divertida dirigida a chicos de entre 14 y 18 años, que pretende formar sobre principios fundamentales del ser humano, al margen de cualquier connotación política y religiosa.\r\nKliquers está compuesto por un equipo multidisciplinar de gente joven que viaja por los colegios y fomenta la participación de los alumnos a través de juegos, actuaciones, cuestionarios, bailes, etc. Esto les permite conocerse mejor a sí mismos y trabajar conceptos como la superación, la empatía o la\r\nasertividad.\r\nLa actividad está compuesta por dos fases, en la primera se imparte una charla de la mano del coach de superación personal, Pedro García Aguado, conocido por ser el conductor de programas televisivos como "Hermano Mayor" o "El Campamento". La segunda parte de Kliquers está compuesta por breves representaciones de situaciones de la vida diaria que inducen a la reflexión de los jóvenes.\r\n
Kliquers en 2011
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Kliquers en 2011
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Guinea Ecuatorial
\r\nTras cinco años de celebración de los Congresos "Lo que de verdad importa", la Fundación LQDVI ha ido generando una gran base de datos de jóvenes ávidos de prestar su colaboración para hacer del mundo un sitio más justo y mejor. En consecuencia, se ha ideado un campamento solidario de voluntariado con valores que se desarrollará en Guinea Ecuatorial durante el verano de 2012.\r\nUn grupo de jóvenes, junto a voluntarios senior, viajarán en el mes de julio a Guinea para colaborar con el Colegio Padre Luis Monti, situado en el poblado de Nsuemang, en la ciudad de Bata.\r\nLos objetivos principales del proyecto serán:\r\n
\r\n
Construcción de un pozo de agua potable
\r\n
Construcción de un aula para los alumnos de preescolar
\r\n
Campamento de verano donde los voluntarios impartirán clases lectivas alternándolas con el ocio.
\r\n
Llevar un grupo electrógeno y un equipo de audio con amplificador y altavoces
\r\n
Hacerles llegar un container con material escolar, ropa, etc.
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\r\n \r\n\r\nAdemás, durante los fines de semana se celebrarán actividades para los voluntarios como excursiones y charlas-coloquio con personas como Irene Villa, Jaume Sanllorente, Pablo Pineda, etc.\r\nDurante el año 2011, la Fundación LQDVI está desarrollando la primera fase del proyecto que consiste en detectar las necesidades existentes en la zona para poder realizar con mayor efectividad la colaboración. Para ello se está en contacto continuo con personal local y se viajará a terreno para concretar in situ las labores que se realizarán el próximo año.', 'Voluntariado con valores', '', 'publish', 'open', 'closed', '', 'voluntariado-con-valores', '', '', '2011-06-01 13:58:51', '2011-06-01 13:58:51', '', 29, 'http://localhost/lqdvi/?page_id=24', 0, 'page', '', 0),
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Guinea Ecuatorial
\r\nTras cinco años de celebración de los Congresos "Lo que de verdad importa", la Fundación LQDVI ha ido generando una gran base de datos de jóvenes ávidos de prestar su colaboración para hacer del mundo un sitio más justo y mejor. En consecuencia, se ha ideado un campamento solidario de voluntariado con valores que se desarrollará en Guinea Ecuatorial durante el verano de 2012.\r\nUn grupo de jóvenes, junto a voluntarios senior, viajarán en el mes de julio a Guinea para colaborar con el Colegio Padre Luis Monti, situado en el poblado de Nsuemang, en la ciudad de Bata.\r\nLos objetivos principales del proyecto serán:\r\n
\r\n
Construcción de un pozo de agua potable
\r\n
Construcción de un aula para los alumnos de preescolar
\r\n
Campamento de verano donde los voluntarios impartirán clases lectivas alternándolas con el ocio.
\r\n
Llevar un grupo electrógeno y un equipo de audio con amplificador y altavoces
\r\n
Hacerles llegar un container con material escolar, ropa, etc.
\r\n
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Congresos ‘Lo que de verdad importa’ en 2011
\r\nDurante el año 2011, la Fundación LQDVI ha celebrado Congresos ‘Lo que de verdad importa’ en:\r\n
\r\n
Palma de Mallorca (I Edición)
\r\n
A Coruña (II Edición)
\r\n
\r\nEntre los meses de octubre y noviembre se celebrará en:\r\n
\r\nKliquers es un proyecto pionero que apuesta por la educación en valores como herramienta imprescindible para complementar la formación de los jóvenes.\r\nEs una iniciativa distinta, atractiva y divertida dirigida a chicos de entre 14 y 18 años, que pretende formar sobre principios fundamentales del ser humano, al margen de cualquier connotación política y religiosa.\r\nKliquers está compuesto por un equipo multidisciplinar de gente joven que viaja por los colegios y fomenta la participación de los alumnos a través de juegos, actuaciones, cuestionarios, bailes, etc. Esto les permite conocerse mejor a sí mismos y trabajar conceptos como la superación, la empatía o la\r\nasertividad.\r\nLa actividad está compuesta por dos fases, en la primera se imparte una charla de la mano del coach de superación personal, Pedro García Aguado, conocido por ser el conductor de programas televisivos como "Hermano Mayor" o "El Campamento". La segunda parte de Kliquers está compuesta por breves representaciones de situaciones de la vida diaria que inducen a la reflexión de los jóvenes.\r\n
Kliquers en 2011
\r\nEl planteamiento de Kliquers es de continuidad, repitiéndose de forma anual en cada centro y renovando cada año tanto los ponentes como los valores y conceptos en los que trabajar, para que supongan una nueva experiencia para los chicos. Hasta la actualidad, se está celebrando en ciudades de la Comunidad de Madrid, pero a partir de 2012 Kliquers llegará a las principales ciudades españolas.\r\nDurante el año 2011 se ha celebrado en las ciudades de:\r\nAlcobendas (II Edición)\r\nPozuelo de Alarcón (I Edición)\r\nVillaviciosa de Odón (I Edición)', 'Kliquers', '', 'inherit', 'open', 'open', '', '22-revision-2', '', '', '2011-06-01 13:44:14', '2011-06-01 13:44:14', '', 22, 'http://localhost/lqdvi/?p=32', 0, 'revision', '', 0),
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Guinea Ecuatorial
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\r\n
Construcción de un pozo de agua potable
\r\n
Construcción de un aula para los alumnos de preescolar
\r\n
Campamento de verano donde los voluntarios impartirán clases lectivas alternándolas con el ocio.
\r\n
Llevar un grupo electrógeno y un equipo de audio con amplificador y altavoces
\r\n
Hacerles llegar un container con material escolar, ropa, etc.
\r\n
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¿Qué es la Fundación ‘Lo que de verdad importa’?
\r\nLa Fundación ‘Lo que de verdad importa’ (Fundación LQDVI) es una organización sin ánimo de lucro cuyo fin es promover y difundir valores humanos y universales.\r\n\r\nNace tras cinco años cosechando éxitos con la celebración en las principales ciudades de los encuentros de jóvenes bajo el título ‘Lo que de verdad importa’.\r\n\r\nLa Fundación LQDVI basa sus actividades principalmente en acciones destinadas a difundir y promover valores universales como la superación, la responsabilidad, el respeto, la solidaridad o la paz.\r\n
Líneas de actuación
\r\nLa Fundación LQDVI desarrolla diversas actividades dirigidas a la sociedad en general, pero centras específicamente en muchos casos a la juventud. Dichas actividades se pueden englobar en dos grandes líneas de actuación:\r\n
Actividades educativas/formativas
\r\nEstán dirigidas principalmente a jóvenes, estudiantes y universitarios que quieren desarrollar fuera de las aulas otras aptitudes diferentes pero no menos importantes que les ayudan a enfrentar su vida y a desarrollarse como personas. Esta línea de actuación se concreta en tres proyectos:\r\n
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Congreso de Jóvenes ‘Lo que de verdad importa’
\r\n
Kliquers
\r\n
Voluntariado con valores (Guinea Ecuatorial)
\r\n
\r\n
Actividades destinadas a empresas
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¿Qué es la Fundación ‘Lo que de verdad importa’?
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Actividades educativas/formativas
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\r\n
Congreso de Jóvenes ‘Lo que de verdad importa’
\r\n
Kliquers
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Voluntariado con valores (Guinea Ecuatorial)
\r\n
\r\n
Actividades destinadas a empresas
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Líneas de actuación
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Actividades educativas/formativas
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Kliquers
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Voluntariado con valores (Guinea Ecuatorial)
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Actividades destinadas a empresas
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- 'key_valid' => array('color' => '4AB915', 'text' => __('This key is valid.')),
- 'key_failed' => array('color' => 'aa0', 'text' => __('The key below was previously validated but a connection to akismet.com can not be established at this time. Please check your server configuration.')),
- 'bad_home_url' => array('color' => '888', 'text' => sprintf( __('Your WordPress home URL %s is invalid. Please fix the home option.'), esc_html( get_bloginfo('url') ), admin_url('options.php#home') ) ),
- );
-?>
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Sign up success! Please check your email for your Akismet API Key and enter it below.' ); ?>
'.sprintf( _n( 'Akismet has protected your site from %3$s spam comments.', 'Akismet has protected your site from %3$s spam comments.', $count ), 'http://akismet.com/', clean_url("$link?page=akismet-admin"), number_format_i18n($count) ).'
';
-}
-add_action('activity_box_end', 'akismet_stats');
-
-function akismet_admin_warnings() {
- global $wpcom_api_key;
- if ( !get_option('wordpress_api_key') && !$wpcom_api_key && !isset($_POST['submit']) ) {
- function akismet_warning() {
- echo "
-
".__('Akismet is almost ready.')." ".sprintf(__('You must enter your Akismet API key for it to work.'), "plugins.php?page=akismet-key-config")."
".__('Akismet has detected a problem.')." ".sprintf(_n('A server or network problem prevented Akismet from checking %d comment. It has been temporarily held for moderation and will be automatically re-checked in %s.', 'A server or network problem prevented Akismet from checking %d comments. They have been temporarily held for moderation and will be automatically re-checked in %s.', $waiting), number_format_i18n( $waiting ), $next_check)."
- ";
- }
- add_action('admin_notices', 'akismet_warning');
- return;
- }
-}
-
-// FIXME placeholder
-
-function akismet_comment_row_action( $a, $comment ) {
-
- // failsafe for old WP versions
- if ( !function_exists('add_comment_meta') )
- return $a;
-
- $akismet_result = get_comment_meta( $comment->comment_ID, 'akismet_result', true );
- $user_result = get_comment_meta( $comment->comment_ID, 'akismet_user_result', true);
- $comment_status = wp_get_comment_status( $comment->comment_ID );
- $desc = null;
- if ( !$user_result || $user_result == $akismet_result ) {
- // Show the original Akismet result if the user hasn't overridden it, or if their decision was the same
- if ( $akismet_result == 'true' && $comment_status != 'spam' && $comment_status != 'trash' )
- $desc = __( 'Flagged as spam by Akismet' );
- elseif ( $akismet_result == 'false' && $comment_status == 'spam' )
- $desc = __( 'Cleared by Akismet' );
- } else {
- $who = get_comment_meta( $comment->comment_ID, 'akismet_user', true );
- if ( $user_result == 'true' )
- $desc = sprintf( __('Flagged as spam by %s'), $who );
- else
- $desc = sprintf( __('Un-spammed by %s'), $who );
- }
-
- // add a History item to the hover links, just after Edit
- if ( $akismet_result ) {
- $b = array();
- foreach ( $a as $k => $item ) {
- $b[ $k ] = $item;
- if ( $k == 'edit' )
- $b['history'] = ' '. __('History') . '';
- }
-
- $a = $b;
- }
-
- if ( $desc )
- echo ''.htmlspecialchars($desc).'';
-
- if ( apply_filters( 'akismet_show_user_comments_approved', get_option('akismet_show_user_comments_approved') ) == 'true' ) {
- $comment_count = akismet_get_user_comments_approved( $comment->user_id, $comment->comment_author_email, $comment->comment_author, $comment->comment_author_url );
- $comment_count = intval( $comment_count );
- echo ' '.sprintf( _n( '%s approved', '%s approved', $comment_count ), number_format_i18n( $comment_count ) ) . '';
- }
-
- return $a;
-}
-
-add_filter( 'comment_row_actions', 'akismet_comment_row_action', 10, 2 );
-
-function akismet_comment_status_meta_box($comment) {
- $history = akismet_get_comment_history( $comment->comment_ID );
-
- if ( $history ) {
- echo '
';
- foreach ( $history as $row ) {
- $time = date( 'D d M Y @ h:i:m a', $row['time'] ) . ' GMT';
- echo '
%1$s spam for you since you first installed it.'), number_format_i18n($count) ); ?>
-'.__('You have no spam currently in the queue. Must be your lucky day. :)').'';
- echo '
';
-} else {
- echo '
'.__('You can delete all of the spam from your database with a single click. This operation cannot be undone, so you may wish to check to ensure that no legitimate comments got through first. Spam is automatically deleted after 15 days, so don’t sweat it.').'
';
-?>
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-'.__('These are the latest comments identified as spam by Akismet. If you see any mistakes, simply mark the comment as "not spam" and Akismet will learn from the submission. If you wish to recover a comment from spam, simply select the comment, and click Not Spam. After 15 days we clean out the junk for you.').''; ?>
-
-escape($_POST['s']);
- $comments = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM $wpdb->comments WHERE
- (comment_author LIKE '%$s%' OR
- comment_author_email LIKE '%$s%' OR
- comment_author_url LIKE ('%$s%') OR
- comment_author_IP LIKE ('%$s%') OR
- comment_content LIKE ('%$s%') ) AND
- comment_approved = 'spam'
- ORDER BY comment_date DESC");
-} else {
- if ( isset( $_GET['apage'] ) )
- $page = (int) $_GET['apage'];
- else
- $page = 1;
-
- if ( $page < 2 )
- $page = 1;
-
- $current_type = false;
- if ( isset( $_GET['ctype'] ) )
- $current_type = preg_replace( '|[^a-z]|', '', $_GET['ctype'] );
-
- $comments = akismet_spam_comments( $current_type, $page );
- $total = akismet_spam_count( $current_type );
- $totals = akismet_spam_totals();
-?>
-
' . $button, $page );
- return $page;
- }
-
- if ( $wpdb->get_var( "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM $wpdb->comments WHERE comment_approved = '0'" ) )
- ob_start( 'akismet_recheck_button' );
-}
-
-// This option causes tons of FPs, was removed in 2.1
-function akismet_kill_proxy_check( $option ) { return 0; }
-add_filter('option_open_proxy_check', 'akismet_kill_proxy_check');
diff --git a/src/wp-content/plugins/akismet/readme.txt b/src/wp-content/plugins/akismet/readme.txt
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--- a/src/wp-content/plugins/akismet/readme.txt
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-=== Akismet ===
-Contributors: matt, ryan, andy, mdawaffe, tellyworth, josephscott, lessbloat, automattic
-Tags: akismet, comments, spam
-Requires at least: 3.0
-Tested up to: 3.1
-Stable tag: 2.5.3
-License: GPLv2 or later
-
-Akismet checks your comments against the Akismet web service to see if they look like spam or not.
-
-== Description ==
-
-Akismet checks your comments against the Akismet web service to see if they look like spam or not and lets you
-review the spam it catches under your blog's "Comments" admin screen.
-
-Major new features in Akismet 2.5 include:
-
-* A comment status history, so you can easily see which comments were caught or cleared by Akismet, and which were spammed or unspammed by a moderator
-* Links are highlighted in the comment body, to reveal hidden or misleading links
-* If your web host is unable to reach Akismet's servers, the plugin will automatically retry when your connection is back up
-* Moderators can see the number of approved comments for each user
-* Spam and Unspam reports now include more information, to help improve accuracy
-
-PS: You'll need an [Akismet.com API key](http://akismet.com/get/) to use it. Keys are free for personal blogs, with paid subscriptions available for businesses and commercial sites.
-
-== Installation ==
-
-Upload the Akismet plugin to your blog, Activate it, then enter your [Akismet.com API key](http://akismet.com/get/).
-
-1, 2, 3: You're done!
-
-== Changelog ==
-
-= 2.5.3 =
-* Specify the license is GPL v2 or later
-* Fix a bug that could result in orphaned commentmeta entries
-* Include hotfix for WordPress 3.0.5 filter issue
-
-= 2.5.2 =
-
-* Properly format the comment count for author counts
-* Look for super admins on multisite installs when looking up user roles
-* Increase the HTTP request timeout
-* Removed padding for author approved count
-* Fix typo in function name
-* Set Akismet stats iframe height to fixed 2500px. Better to have one tall scroll bar than two side by side.
-
-= 2.5.1 =
-
-* Fix a bug that caused the "Auto delete" option to fail to discard comments correctly
-* Remove the comment nonce form field from the 'Akismet Configuration' page in favor of using a filter, akismet_comment_nonce
-* Fixed padding bug in "author" column of posts screen
-* Added margin-top to "cleared by ..." badges on dashboard
-* Fix possible error when calling akismet_cron_recheck()
-* Fix more PHP warnings
-* Clean up XHTML warnings for comment nonce
-* Fix for possible condition where scheduled comment re-checks could get stuck
-* Clean up the comment meta details after deleting a comment
-* Only show the status badge if the comment status has been changed by someone/something other than Akismet
-* Show a 'History' link in the row-actions
-* Translation fixes
-* Reduced font-size on author name
-* Moved "flagged by..." notification to top right corner of comment container and removed heavy styling
-* Hid "flagged by..." notification while on dashboard
-
-= 2.5.0 =
-
-* Track comment actions under 'Akismet Status' on the edit comment screen
-* Fix a few remaining deprecated function calls ( props Mike Glendinning )
-* Use HTTPS for the stats IFRAME when wp-admin is using HTTPS
-* Use the WordPress HTTP class if available
-* Move the admin UI code to a separate file, only loaded when needed
-* Add cron retry feature, to replace the old connectivity check
-* Display Akismet status badge beside each comment
-* Record history for each comment, and display it on the edit page
-* Record the complete comment as originally submitted in comment_meta, to use when reporting spam and ham
-* Highlight links in comment content
-* New option, "Show the number of comments you've approved beside each comment author."
-* New option, "Use a nonce on the comment form."
-
-= 2.4.0 =
-
-* Spell out that the license is GPLv2
-* Fix PHP warnings
-* Fix WordPress deprecated function calls
-* Fire the delete_comment action when deleting comments
-* Move code specific for older WP versions to legacy.php
-* General code clean up
-
-= 2.3.0 =
-
-* Fix "Are you sure" nonce message on config screen in WPMU
-* Fix XHTML compliance issue in sidebar widget
-* Change author link; remove some old references to WordPress.com accounts
-* Localize the widget title (core ticket #13879)
-
-= 2.2.9 =
-
-* Eliminate a potential conflict with some plugins that may cause spurious reports
-
-= 2.2.8 =
-
-* Fix bug in initial comment check for ipv6 addresses
-* Report comments as ham when they are moved from spam to moderation
-* Report comments as ham when clicking undo after spam
-* Use transition_comment_status action when available instead of older actions for spam/ham submissions
-* Better diagnostic messages when PHP network functions are unavailable
-* Better handling of comments by logged-in users
-
-= 2.2.7 =
-
-* Add a new AKISMET_VERSION constant
-* Reduce the possibility of over-counting spam when another spam filter plugin is in use
-* Disable the connectivity check when the API key is hard-coded for WPMU
-
-= 2.2.6 =
-
-* Fix a global warning introduced in 2.2.5
-* Add changelog and additional readme.txt tags
-* Fix an array conversion warning in some versions of PHP
-* Support a new WPCOM_API_KEY constant for easier use with WordPress MU
-
-= 2.2.5 =
-
-* Include a new Server Connectivity diagnostic check, to detect problems caused by firewalls
-
-= 2.2.4 =
-
-* Fixed a key problem affecting the stats feature in WordPress MU
-* Provide additional blog information in Akismet API calls
diff --git a/src/wp-content/plugins/akismet/widget.php b/src/wp-content/plugins/akismet/widget.php
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index e9a3f626..00000000
--- a/src/wp-content/plugins/akismet/widget.php
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-
-
-
-
'.sprintf(__('Switching language to %1$s... If the Dashboard isn\'t loading, use this link.','qtranslate'),$q_config['language_name'][qtrans_getLanguage()],admin_url()).'';
- exit();
- }
-
- // init some needed variables
- $error = '';
- $original_lang = '';
- $language_code = '';
- $language_name = '';
- $language_locale = '';
- $language_date_format = '';
- $language_time_format = '';
- $language_na_message = '';
- $language_flag = '';
- $language_default = '';
- $altered_table = false;
-
- $message = apply_filters('qtranslate_configuration_pre','');
-
- // check for action
- if(isset($_POST['qtranslate_reset']) && isset($_POST['qtranslate_reset2'])) {
- $message = __('qTranslate has been reset.', 'qtranslate');
- } elseif(isset($_POST['default_language'])) {
- // save settings
- qtrans_checkSetting('default_language', true, QT_LANGUAGE);
- qtrans_checkSetting('flag_location', true, QT_URL);
- qtrans_checkSetting('ignore_file_types', true, QT_STRING);
- qtrans_checkSetting('detect_browser_language', true, QT_BOOLEAN);
- qtrans_checkSetting('hide_untranslated', true, QT_BOOLEAN);
- qtrans_checkSetting('use_strftime', true, QT_INTEGER);
- qtrans_checkSetting('url_mode', true, QT_INTEGER);
- qtrans_checkSetting('auto_update_mo', true, QT_BOOLEAN);
- qtrans_checkSetting('hide_default_language', true, QT_BOOLEAN);
- if(isset($_POST['update_mo_now']) && $_POST['update_mo_now']=='1' && qtrans_updateGettextDatabases(true))
- $message = __('Gettext databases updated.', 'qtranslate');
- }
-
- if(isset($_POST['original_lang'])) {
- // validate form input
- if($_POST['language_na_message']=='') $error = __('The Language must have a Not-Available Message!', 'qtranslate');
- if(strlen($_POST['language_locale'])<2) $error = __('The Language must have a Locale!', 'qtranslate');
- if($_POST['language_name']=='') $error = __('The Language must have a name!', 'qtranslate');
- if(strlen($_POST['language_code'])!=2) $error = __('Language Code has to be 2 characters long!', 'qtranslate');
- if($_POST['original_lang']==''&&$error=='') {
- // new language
- if(isset($q_config['language_name'][$_POST['language_code']])) {
- $error = __('There is already a language with the same Language Code!', 'qtranslate');
- }
- }
- if($_POST['original_lang']!=''&&$error=='') {
- // language update
- if($_POST['language_code']!=$_POST['original_lang']&&isset($q_config['language_name'][$_POST['language_code']])) {
- $error = __('There is already a language with the same Language Code!', 'qtranslate');
- } else {
- // remove old language
- unset($q_config['language_name'][$_POST['original_lang']]);
- unset($q_config['flag'][$_POST['original_lang']]);
- unset($q_config['locale'][$_POST['original_lang']]);
- unset($q_config['date_format'][$_POST['original_lang']]);
- unset($q_config['time_format'][$_POST['original_lang']]);
- unset($q_config['not_available'][$_POST['original_lang']]);
- if(in_array($_POST['original_lang'],$q_config['enabled_languages'])) {
- // was enabled, so set modified one to enabled too
- for($i = 0; $i < sizeof($q_config['enabled_languages']); $i++) {
- if($q_config['enabled_languages'][$i] == $_POST['original_lang']) {
- $q_config['enabled_languages'][$i] = $_POST['language_code'];
- }
- }
- }
- if($_POST['original_lang']==$q_config['default_language'])
- // was default, so set modified the default
- $q_config['default_language'] = $_POST['language_code'];
- }
- }
- if(get_magic_quotes_gpc()) {
- if(isset($_POST['language_date_format'])) $_POST['language_date_format'] = stripslashes($_POST['language_date_format']);
- if(isset($_POST['language_time_format'])) $_POST['language_time_format'] = stripslashes($_POST['language_time_format']);
- }
- if($error=='') {
- // everything is fine, insert language
- $q_config['language_name'][$_POST['language_code']] = $_POST['language_name'];
- $q_config['flag'][$_POST['language_code']] = $_POST['language_flag'];
- $q_config['locale'][$_POST['language_code']] = $_POST['language_locale'];
- $q_config['date_format'][$_POST['language_code']] = $_POST['language_date_format'];
- $q_config['time_format'][$_POST['language_code']] = $_POST['language_time_format'];
- $q_config['not_available'][$_POST['language_code']] = $_POST['language_na_message'];
- }
- if($error!=''||isset($_GET['edit'])) {
- // get old values in the form
- $original_lang = $_POST['original_lang'];
- $language_code = $_POST['language_code'];
- $language_name = $_POST['language_name'];
- $language_locale = $_POST['language_locale'];
- $language_date_format = $_POST['language_date_format'];
- $language_time_format = $_POST['language_time_format'];
- $language_na_message = $_POST['language_na_message'];
- $language_flag = $_POST['language_flag'];
- $language_default = $_POST['language_default'];
- }
- } elseif(isset($_GET['convert'])){
- // update language tags
- global $wpdb;
- $wpdb->show_errors();
- foreach($q_config['enabled_languages'] as $lang) {
- $wpdb->query('UPDATE '.$wpdb->posts.' set post_title = REPLACE(post_title, "[lang_'.$lang.']","")');
- $wpdb->query('UPDATE '.$wpdb->posts.' set post_title = REPLACE(post_title, "[/lang_'.$lang.']","")');
- $wpdb->query('UPDATE '.$wpdb->posts.' set post_content = REPLACE(post_content, "[lang_'.$lang.']","")');
- $wpdb->query('UPDATE '.$wpdb->posts.' set post_content = REPLACE(post_content, "[/lang_'.$lang.']","")');
- }
- $message = "Database Update successful!";
- } elseif(isset($_GET['markdefault'])){
- // update language tags
- global $wpdb;
- $wpdb->show_errors();
- $result = $wpdb->get_results('SELECT ID, post_title, post_content FROM '.$wpdb->posts.' WHERE NOT (post_content LIKE "%%" OR post_title LIKE "%%")');
- foreach($result as $post) {
- $content = qtrans_split($post->post_content);
- $title = qtrans_split($post->post_title);
- foreach($q_config['enabled_languages'] as $language) {
- if($language != $q_config['default_language']) {
- $content[$language] = "";
- $title[$language] = "";
- }
- }
- $content = qtrans_join($content);
- $title = qtrans_join($title);
- $wpdb->query('UPDATE '.$wpdb->posts.' set post_content = "'.mysql_escape_string($content).'", post_title = "'.mysql_escape_string($title).'" WHERE ID='.$post->ID);
- }
- $message = "All Posts marked as default language!";
- } elseif(isset($_GET['edit'])){
- $original_lang = $_GET['edit'];
- $language_code = $_GET['edit'];
- $language_name = $q_config['language_name'][$_GET['edit']];
- $language_locale = $q_config['locale'][$_GET['edit']];
- $language_date_format = $q_config['date_format'][$_GET['edit']];
- $language_time_format = $q_config['time_format'][$_GET['edit']];
- $language_na_message = $q_config['not_available'][$_GET['edit']];
- $language_flag = $q_config['flag'][$_GET['edit']];
- } elseif(isset($_GET['delete'])) {
- // validate delete (protect code)
- if($q_config['default_language']==$_GET['delete'])
- $error = 'Cannot delete Default Language!';
- if(!isset($q_config['language_name'][$_GET['delete']])||strtolower($_GET['delete'])=='code')
- $error = 'No such language!';
- if($error=='') {
- // everything seems fine, delete language
- qtrans_disableLanguage($_GET['delete']);
- unset($q_config['language_name'][$_GET['delete']]);
- unset($q_config['flag'][$_GET['delete']]);
- unset($q_config['locale'][$_GET['delete']]);
- unset($q_config['date_format'][$_GET['delete']]);
- unset($q_config['time_format'][$_GET['delete']]);
- unset($q_config['not_available'][$_GET['delete']]);
- }
- } elseif(isset($_GET['enable'])) {
- // enable validate
- if(!qtrans_enableLanguage($_GET['enable'])) {
- $error = __('Language is already enabled or invalid!', 'qtranslate');
- }
- } elseif(isset($_GET['disable'])) {
- // enable validate
- if($_GET['disable']==$q_config['default_language'])
- $error = __('Cannot disable Default Language!', 'qtranslate');
- if(!qtrans_isEnabled($_GET['disable']))
- if(!isset($q_config['language_name'][$_GET['disable']]))
- $error = __('No such language!', 'qtranslate');
- // everything seems fine, disable language
- if($error=='' && !qtrans_disableLanguage($_GET['disable'])) {
- $error = __('Language is already disabled!', 'qtranslate');
- }
- } elseif(isset($_GET['moveup'])) {
- $languages = qtrans_getSortedLanguages();
- $message = __('No such language!', 'qtranslate');
- foreach($languages as $key => $language) {
- if($language==$_GET['moveup']) {
- if($key==0) {
- $message = __('Language is already first!', 'qtranslate');
- break;
- }
- $languages[$key] = $languages[$key-1];
- $languages[$key-1] = $language;
- $q_config['enabled_languages'] = $languages;
- $message = __('New order saved.', 'qtranslate');
- break;
- }
- }
- } elseif(isset($_GET['movedown'])) {
- $languages = qtrans_getSortedLanguages();
- $message = __('No such language!', 'qtranslate');
- foreach($languages as $key => $language) {
- if($language==$_GET['movedown']) {
- if($key==sizeof($languages)-1) {
- $message = __('Language is already last!', 'qtranslate');
- break;
- }
- $languages[$key] = $languages[$key+1];
- $languages[$key+1] = $language;
- $q_config['enabled_languages'] = $languages;
- $message = __('New order saved.', 'qtranslate');
- break;
- }
- }
- }
-
- $everything_fine = ((isset($_POST['submit'])||isset($_GET['delete'])||isset($_GET['enable'])||isset($_GET['disable'])||isset($_GET['moveup'])||isset($_GET['movedown']))&&$error=='');
- if($everything_fine) {
- // settings might have changed, so save
- qtrans_saveConfig();
- if(empty($message)) {
- $message = __('Options saved.', 'qtranslate');
- }
- }
- if($q_config['auto_update_mo']) {
- if(!is_dir(WP_LANG_DIR) || !$ll = @fopen(trailingslashit(WP_LANG_DIR).'qtranslate.test','a')) {
- $error = sprintf(__('Could not write to "%s", Gettext Databases could not be downloaded!', 'qtranslate'), WP_LANG_DIR);
- } else {
- @fclose($ll);
- @unlink(trailingslashit(WP_LANG_DIR).'qtranslate.test');
- }
- }
- // don't accidently delete/enable/disable twice
- $clean_uri = preg_replace("/&(delete|enable|disable|convert|markdefault|moveup|movedown)=[^&#]*/i","",$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
- $clean_uri = apply_filters('qtranslate_clean_uri', $clean_uri);
-
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-
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+++ /dev/null
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- $priority) {
- if(strlen($language)>2) $language = substr($language,0,2);
- if(qtrans_isEnabled($language)) {
- if($q_config['hide_default_language'] && $language == $q_config['default_language']) break;
- $target = qtrans_convertURL(get_option('home'),$language);
- break;
- }
- }
- }
- $target = apply_filters("qtranslate_language_detect_redirect", $target);
- if($target !== false) {
- wp_redirect($target);
- exit();
- }
- }
-
- /*
- // Check for WP Secret Key Missmatch
- global $wp_default_secret_key;
- if(strpos($q_config['url_info']['url'],'wp-login.php')!==false && defined('AUTH_KEY') && isset($wp_default_secret_key) && $wp_default_secret_key != AUTH_KEY) {
- global $error;
- $error = __('Your $wp_default_secret_key is mismatchting with your AUTH_KEY. This might cause you not to be able to login anymore.','qtranslate');
- }
- */
-
- // Filter all options for language tags
- if(!defined('WP_ADMIN')) {
- $alloptions = wp_load_alloptions();
- foreach($alloptions as $option => $value) {
- add_filter('option_'.$option, 'qtrans_useCurrentLanguageIfNotFoundUseDefaultLanguage',0);
- }
- }
-
- // load plugin translations
- load_plugin_textdomain('qtranslate', false, dirname(plugin_basename( __FILE__ )).'/lang');
-
- // remove traces of language (or better not?)
- //unset($_GET['lang']);
- $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] = $q_config['url_info']['url'];
- $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] = $q_config['url_info']['host'];
-
- // fix url to prevent xss
- $q_config['url_info']['url'] = qtrans_convertURL(add_query_arg('lang',$q_config['default_language'],$q_config['url_info']['url']));
-}
-
-// returns cleaned string and language information
-function qtrans_extractURL($url, $host = '', $referer = '') {
- global $q_config;
- $home = qtrans_parseURL(get_option('home'));
- $home['path'] = trailingslashit($home['path']);
- $referer = qtrans_parseURL($referer);
-
- $result = array();
- $result['language'] = $q_config['default_language'];
- $result['url'] = $url;
- $result['original_url'] = $url;
- $result['host'] = $host;
- $result['redirect'] = false;
- $result['internal_referer'] = false;
- $result['home'] = $home['path'];
-
- switch($q_config['url_mode']) {
- case QT_URL_PATH:
- // pre url
- $url = substr($url, strlen($home['path']));
- if($url) {
- // might have language information
- if(preg_match("#^([a-z]{2})(/.*)?$#i",$url,$match)) {
- if(qtrans_isEnabled($match[1])) {
- // found language information
- $result['language'] = $match[1];
- $result['url'] = $home['path'].substr($url, 3);
- }
- }
- }
- break;
- case QT_URL_DOMAIN:
- // pre domain
- if($host) {
- if(preg_match("#^([a-z]{2}).#i",$host,$match)) {
- if(qtrans_isEnabled($match[1])) {
- // found language information
- $result['language'] = $match[1];
- $result['host'] = substr($host, 3);
- }
- }
- }
- break;
- }
-
- // check if referer is internal
- if($referer['host']==$result['host'] && qtrans_startsWith($referer['path'], $home['path'])) {
- // user coming from internal link
- $result['internal_referer'] = true;
- }
-
- if(isset($_GET['lang']) && qtrans_isEnabled($_GET['lang'])) {
- // language override given
- $result['language'] = $_GET['lang'];
- $result['url'] = preg_replace("#(&|\?)lang=".$result['language']."&?#i","$1",$result['url']);
- $result['url'] = preg_replace("#[\?\&]+$#i","",$result['url']);
- } elseif($home['host'] == $result['host'] && $home['path'] == $result['url']) {
- if(empty($referer['host'])||!$q_config['hide_default_language']) {
- $result['redirect'] = true;
- } else {
- // check if activating language detection is possible
- if(preg_match("#^([a-z]{2}).#i",$referer['host'],$match)) {
- if(qtrans_isEnabled($match[1])) {
- // found language information
- $referer['host'] = substr($referer['host'], 3);
- }
- }
- if(!$result['internal_referer']) {
- // user coming from external link
- $result['redirect'] = true;
- }
- }
- }
-
- return $result;
-}
-
-function qtrans_validateBool($var, $default) {
- if($var==='0') return false; elseif($var==='1') return true; else return $default;
-}
-
-// loads config via get_option and defaults to values set on top
-function qtrans_loadConfig() {
- global $q_config;
-
- // Load everything
- $language_names = get_option('qtranslate_language_names');
- $enabled_languages = get_option('qtranslate_enabled_languages');
- $default_language = get_option('qtranslate_default_language');
- $flag_location = get_option('qtranslate_flag_location');
- $flags = get_option('qtranslate_flags');
- $locales = get_option('qtranslate_locales');
- $na_messages = get_option('qtranslate_na_messages');
- $date_formats = get_option('qtranslate_date_formats');
- $time_formats = get_option('qtranslate_time_formats');
- $use_strftime = get_option('qtranslate_use_strftime');
- $ignore_file_types = get_option('qtranslate_ignore_file_types');
- $url_mode = get_option('qtranslate_url_mode');
- $detect_browser_language = get_option('qtranslate_detect_browser_language');
- $hide_untranslated = get_option('qtranslate_hide_untranslated');
- $auto_update_mo = get_option('qtranslate_auto_update_mo');
- $term_name = get_option('qtranslate_term_name');
- $hide_default_language = get_option('qtranslate_hide_default_language');
-
- // default if not set
- if(!is_array($date_formats)) $date_formats = $q_config['date_format'];
- if(!is_array($time_formats)) $time_formats = $q_config['time_format'];
- if(!is_array($na_messages)) $na_messages = $q_config['not_available'];
- if(!is_array($locales)) $locales = $q_config['locale'];
- if(!is_array($flags)) $flags = $q_config['flag'];
- if(!is_array($language_names)) $language_names = $q_config['language_name'];
- if(!is_array($enabled_languages)) $enabled_languages = $q_config['enabled_languages'];
- if(!is_array($term_name)) $term_name = $q_config['term_name'];
- if(empty($ignore_file_types)) $ignore_file_types = $q_config['ignore_file_types'];
- if(empty($default_language)) $default_language = $q_config['default_language'];
- if(empty($use_strftime)) $use_strftime = $q_config['use_strftime'];
- if(empty($url_mode)) $url_mode = $q_config['url_mode'];
- if(!is_string($flag_location) || $flag_location==='') $flag_location = $q_config['flag_location'];
- $detect_browser_language = qtrans_validateBool($detect_browser_language, $q_config['detect_browser_language']);
- $hide_untranslated = qtrans_validateBool($hide_untranslated, $q_config['hide_untranslated']);
- $auto_update_mo = qtrans_validateBool($auto_update_mo, $q_config['auto_update_mo']);
- $hide_default_language = qtrans_validateBool($hide_default_language, $q_config['hide_default_language']);
-
- // url fix for upgrading users
- $flag_location = trailingslashit(preg_replace('#^wp-content/#','',$flag_location));
-
- // check for invalid permalink/url mode combinations
- $permalink_structure = get_option('permalink_structure');
- if($permalink_structure===""||strpos($permalink_structure,'?')!==false||strpos($permalink_structure,'index.php')!==false) $url_mode = QT_URL_QUERY;
-
- // overwrite default values with loaded values
- $q_config['date_format'] = $date_formats;
- $q_config['time_format'] = $time_formats;
- $q_config['not_available'] = $na_messages;
- $q_config['locale'] = $locales;
- $q_config['flag'] = $flags;
- $q_config['language_name'] = $language_names;
- $q_config['enabled_languages'] = $enabled_languages;
- $q_config['default_language'] = $default_language;
- $q_config['flag_location'] = $flag_location;
- $q_config['use_strftime'] = $use_strftime;
- $q_config['ignore_file_types'] = $ignore_file_types;
- $q_config['url_mode'] = $url_mode;
- $q_config['detect_browser_language'] = $detect_browser_language;
- $q_config['hide_untranslated'] = $hide_untranslated;
- $q_config['auto_update_mo'] = $auto_update_mo;
- $q_config['hide_default_language'] = $hide_default_language;
- $q_config['term_name'] = $term_name;
-
- do_action('qtranslate_loadConfig');
-}
-
-// saves entire configuration
-function qtrans_saveConfig() {
- global $q_config;
-
- // save everything
- update_option('qtranslate_language_names', $q_config['language_name']);
- update_option('qtranslate_enabled_languages', $q_config['enabled_languages']);
- update_option('qtranslate_default_language', $q_config['default_language']);
- update_option('qtranslate_flag_location', $q_config['flag_location']);
- update_option('qtranslate_flags', $q_config['flag']);
- update_option('qtranslate_locales', $q_config['locale']);
- update_option('qtranslate_na_messages', $q_config['not_available']);
- update_option('qtranslate_date_formats', $q_config['date_format']);
- update_option('qtranslate_time_formats', $q_config['time_format']);
- update_option('qtranslate_ignore_file_types', $q_config['ignore_file_types']);
- update_option('qtranslate_url_mode', $q_config['url_mode']);
- update_option('qtranslate_term_name', $q_config['term_name']);
- update_option('qtranslate_use_strftime', $q_config['use_strftime']);
- if($q_config['detect_browser_language'])
- update_option('qtranslate_detect_browser_language', '1');
- else
- update_option('qtranslate_detect_browser_language', '0');
- if($q_config['hide_untranslated'])
- update_option('qtranslate_hide_untranslated', '1');
- else
- update_option('qtranslate_hide_untranslated', '0');
- if($q_config['auto_update_mo'])
- update_option('qtranslate_auto_update_mo', '1');
- else
- update_option('qtranslate_auto_update_mo', '0');
- if($q_config['hide_default_language'])
- update_option('qtranslate_hide_default_language', '1');
- else
- update_option('qtranslate_hide_default_language', '0');
-
- do_action('qtranslate_saveConfig');
-}
-
-function qtrans_updateGettextDatabases($force = false, $only_for_language = '') {
- global $q_config;
- if(!is_dir(WP_LANG_DIR)) {
- if(!@mkdir(WP_LANG_DIR))
- return false;
- }
- $next_update = get_option('qtranslate_next_update_mo');
- if(time() < $next_update && !$force) return true;
- update_option('qtranslate_next_update_mo', time() + 7*24*60*60);
- foreach($q_config['locale'] as $lang => $locale) {
- if(qtrans_isEnabled($only_for_language) && $lang != $only_for_language) continue;
- if(!qtrans_isEnabled($lang)) continue;
- if($ll = @fopen(trailingslashit(WP_LANG_DIR).$locale.'.mo.filepart','a')) {
- // can access .mo file
- fclose($ll);
- // try to find a .mo file
- if(!($locale == 'en_US' && $lcr = @fopen('http://www.qianqin.de/wp-content/languages/'.$locale.'.mo','r')))
- if(!$lcr = @fopen('http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress-i18n/'.$locale.'/tags/'.$GLOBALS['wp_version'].'/messages/'.$locale.'.mo','r'))
- if(!$lcr = @fopen('http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress-i18n/'.substr($locale,0,2).'/tags/'.$GLOBALS['wp_version'].'/messages/'.$locale.'.mo','r'))
- if(!$lcr = @fopen('http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress-i18n/'.$locale.'/branches/'.$GLOBALS['wp_version'].'/messages/'.$locale.'.mo','r'))
- if(!$lcr = @fopen('http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress-i18n/'.substr($locale,0,2).'/branches/'.$GLOBALS['wp_version'].'/messages/'.$locale.'.mo','r'))
- if(!$lcr = @fopen('http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress-i18n/'.$locale.'/branches/'.$GLOBALS['wp_version'].'/'.$locale.'.mo','r'))
- if(!$lcr = @fopen('http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress-i18n/'.substr($locale,0,2).'/branches/'.$GLOBALS['wp_version'].'/'.$locale.'.mo','r'))
- if(!$lcr = @fopen('http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress-i18n/'.$locale.'/trunk/messages/'.$locale.'.mo','r'))
- if(!$lcr = @fopen('http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress-i18n/'.substr($locale,0,2).'/trunk/messages/'.$locale.'.mo','r')) {
- // couldn't find a .mo file
- if(filesize(trailingslashit(WP_LANG_DIR).$locale.'.mo.filepart')==0) unlink(trailingslashit(WP_LANG_DIR).$locale.'.mo.filepart');
- continue;
- }
- // found a .mo file, update local .mo
- $ll = fopen(trailingslashit(WP_LANG_DIR).$locale.'.mo.filepart','w');
- while(!feof($lcr)) {
- // try to get some more time
- @set_time_limit(30);
- $lc = fread($lcr, 8192);
- fwrite($ll,$lc);
- }
- fclose($lcr);
- fclose($ll);
- // only use completely download .mo files
- rename(trailingslashit(WP_LANG_DIR).$locale.'.mo.filepart',trailingslashit(WP_LANG_DIR).$locale.'.mo');
- }
- }
- return true;
-}
-
-function qtrans_updateTermLibrary() {
- global $q_config;
- if(!isset($_POST['action'])) return;
- switch($_POST['action']) {
- case 'editedtag':
- case 'addtag':
- case 'editedcat':
- case 'addcat':
- case 'add-cat':
- case 'add-tag':
- case 'add-link-cat':
- if(isset($_POST['qtrans_term_'.$q_config['default_language']]) && $_POST['qtrans_term_'.$q_config['default_language']]!='') {
- $default = htmlspecialchars(qtrans_stripSlashesIfNecessary($_POST['qtrans_term_'.$q_config['default_language']]), ENT_NOQUOTES);
- if(!isset($q_config['term_name'][$default]) || !is_array($q_config['term_name'][$default])) $q_config['term_name'][$default] = array();
- foreach($q_config['enabled_languages'] as $lang) {
- $_POST['qtrans_term_'.$lang] = qtrans_stripSlashesIfNecessary($_POST['qtrans_term_'.$lang]);
- if($_POST['qtrans_term_'.$lang]!='') {
- $q_config['term_name'][$default][$lang] = htmlspecialchars($_POST['qtrans_term_'.$lang], ENT_NOQUOTES);
- } else {
- $q_config['term_name'][$default][$lang] = $default;
- }
- }
- update_option('qtranslate_term_name',$q_config['term_name']);
- }
- break;
- }
-}
-
-/* BEGIN DATE TIME FUNCTIONS */
-
-function qtrans_strftime($format, $date, $default = '', $before = '', $after = '') {
- // don't do anything if format is not given
- if($format=='') return $default;
- // add date suffix ability (%q) to strftime
- $day = intval(ltrim(strftime("%d",$date),'0'));
- $search = array();
- $replace = array();
-
- // date S
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%q|^%q)/';
- if($day==1||$day==21||$day==31) {
- $replace[] = '$2st';
- } elseif($day==2||$day==22) {
- $replace[] = '$2nd';
- } elseif($day==3||$day==23) {
- $replace[] = '$2rd';
- } else {
- $replace[] = '$2th';
- }
-
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%E|^%E)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.$day; // date j
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%f|^%f)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('w',$date); // date w
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%F|^%F)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('z',$date); // date z
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%i|^%i)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('n',$date); // date i
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%J|^%J)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('t',$date); // date t
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%k|^%k)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('L',$date); // date L
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%K|^%K)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('B',$date); // date B
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%l|^%l)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('g',$date); // date g
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%L|^%L)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('G',$date); // date G
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%N|^%N)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('u',$date); // date u
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%Q|^%Q)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('e',$date); // date e
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%o|^%o)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('I',$date); // date I
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%O|^%O)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('O',$date); // date O
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%s|^%s)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('P',$date); // date P
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%v|^%v)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('T',$date); // date T
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%1|^%1)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('Z',$date); // date Z
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%2|^%2)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('c',$date); // date c
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%3|^%3)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.date('r',$date); // date r
- $search[] = '/(([^%])%4|^%4)/'; $replace[] = '${2}'.$date; // date U
- $format = preg_replace($search,$replace,$format);
- return $before.strftime($format, $date).$after;
-}
-
-function qtrans_dateFromPostForCurrentLanguage($old_date, $format ='', $before = '', $after = '') {
- global $post;
- return qtrans_strftime(qtrans_convertDateFormat($format), mysql2date('U',$post->post_date), $old_date, $before, $after);
-}
-
-function qtrans_dateModifiedFromPostForCurrentLanguage($old_date, $format ='') {
- global $post;
- return qtrans_strftime(qtrans_convertDateFormat($format), mysql2date('U',$post->post_modified), $old_date);
-}
-
-function qtrans_timeFromPostForCurrentLanguage($old_date, $format = '', $post = null, $gmt = false) {
- $post = get_post($post);
-
- $post_date = $gmt? $post->post_date_gmt : $post->post_date;
- return qtrans_strftime(qtrans_convertTimeFormat($format), mysql2date('U',$post_date), $old_date);
-}
-
-function qtrans_timeModifiedFromPostForCurrentLanguage($old_date, $format = '', $gmt = false) {
- global $post;
- $post_date = $gmt? $post->post_modified_gmt : $post->post_modified;
- return qtrans_strftime(qtrans_convertTimeFormat($format), mysql2date('U',$post_date), $old_date);
-}
-
-function qtrans_dateFromCommentForCurrentLanguage($old_date, $format ='') {
- global $comment;
- return qtrans_strftime(qtrans_convertDateFormat($format), mysql2date('U',$comment->comment_date), $old_date);
-}
-
-function qtrans_timeFromCommentForCurrentLanguage($old_date, $format = '', $gmt = false, $translate = true) {
- if(!$translate) return $old_date;
- global $comment;
- $comment_date = $gmt? $comment->comment_date_gmt : $comment->comment_date;
- return qtrans_strftime(qtrans_convertTimeFormat($format), mysql2date('U',$comment_date), $old_date);
-}
-
-/* END DATE TIME FUNCTIONS */
-
-function qtrans_useTermLib($obj) {
- global $q_config;
- if(is_array($obj)) {
- // handle arrays recursively
- foreach($obj as $key => $t) {
- $obj[$key] = qtrans_useTermLib($obj[$key]);
- }
- return $obj;
- }
- if(is_object($obj)) {
- // object conversion
- if(isset($q_config['term_name'][$obj->name][$q_config['language']])) {
- $obj->name = $q_config['term_name'][$obj->name][$q_config['language']];
- }
- } elseif(isset($q_config['term_name'][$obj][$q_config['language']])) {
- $obj = $q_config['term_name'][$obj][$q_config['language']];
- }
- return $obj;
-}
-
-function qtrans_convertBlogInfoURL($url, $what) {
- if($what=='stylesheet_url') return $url;
- if($what=='template_url') return $url;
- if($what=='template_directory') return $url;
- if($what=='stylesheet_directory') return $url;
- return qtrans_convertURL($url);
-}
-
-function qtrans_convertURL($url='', $lang='', $forceadmin = false) {
- global $q_config;
-
- // invalid language
- if($url=='') $url = esc_url($q_config['url_info']['url']);
- if($lang=='') $lang = $q_config['language'];
- if(defined('WP_ADMIN')&&!$forceadmin) return $url;
- if(!qtrans_isEnabled($lang)) return "";
-
- // & workaround
- $url = str_replace('&','&',$url);
- $url = str_replace('&','&',$url);
-
- // check for trailing slash
- $nottrailing = (strpos($url,'?')===false && strpos($url,'#')===false && substr($url,-1,1)!='/');
-
- // check if it's an external link
- $urlinfo = qtrans_parseURL($url);
- $home = rtrim(get_option('home'),"/");
- if($urlinfo['host']!='') {
- // check for already existing pre-domain language information
- if($q_config['url_mode'] == QT_URL_DOMAIN && preg_match("#^([a-z]{2}).#i",$urlinfo['host'],$match)) {
- if(qtrans_isEnabled($match[1])) {
- // found language information, remove it
- $url = preg_replace("/".$match[1]."\./i","",$url, 1);
- // reparse url
- $urlinfo = qtrans_parseURL($url);
- }
- }
- if(substr($url,0,strlen($home))!=$home) {
- return $url;
- }
- // strip home path
- $url = substr($url,strlen($home));
- } else {
- // relative url, strip home path
- $homeinfo = qtrans_parseURL($home);
- if($homeinfo['path']==substr($url,0,strlen($homeinfo['path']))) {
- $url = substr($url,strlen($homeinfo['path']));
- }
- }
-
- // check for query language information and remove if found
- if(preg_match("#(&|\?)lang=([^&\#]+)#i",$url,$match) && qtrans_isEnabled($match[2])) {
- $url = preg_replace("#(&|\?)lang=".$match[2]."&?#i","$1",$url);
- }
-
- // remove any slashes out front
- $url = ltrim($url,"/");
-
- // remove any useless trailing characters
- $url = rtrim($url,"?&");
-
- // reparse url without home path
- $urlinfo = qtrans_parseURL($url);
-
- // check if its a link to an ignored file type
- $ignore_file_types = preg_split('/\s*,\s*/', strtolower($q_config['ignore_file_types']));
- $pathinfo = pathinfo($urlinfo['path']);
- if(isset($pathinfo['extension']) && in_array(strtolower($pathinfo['extension']), $ignore_file_types)) {
- return $home."/".$url;
- }
-
- // ignore wp internal links
- if(preg_match("#^(wp-login.php|wp-signup.php|wp-register.php|wp-admin/)#", $url)) {
- return $home."/".$url;
- }
-
- switch($q_config['url_mode']) {
- case QT_URL_PATH: // pre url
- // might already have language information
- if(preg_match("#^([a-z]{2})/#i",$url,$match)) {
- if(qtrans_isEnabled($match[1])) {
- // found language information, remove it
- $url = substr($url, 3);
- }
- }
- if(!$q_config['hide_default_language']||$lang!=$q_config['default_language']) $url = $lang."/".$url;
- break;
- case QT_URL_DOMAIN: // pre domain
- if(!$q_config['hide_default_language']||$lang!=$q_config['default_language']) $home = preg_replace("#//#","//".$lang.".",$home,1);
- break;
- default: // query
- if(!$q_config['hide_default_language']||$lang!=$q_config['default_language']){
- if(strpos($url,'?')===false) {
- $url .= '?';
- } else {
- $url .= '&';
- }
- $url .= "lang=".$lang;
- }
- }
-
- // see if cookies are activated
- if(!$q_config['cookie_enabled'] && !$q_config['url_info']['internal_referer'] && $urlinfo['path'] == '' && $lang == $q_config['default_language'] && $q_config['language'] != $q_config['default_language'] && $q_config['hide_default_language']) {
- // :( now we have to make unpretty URLs
- $url = preg_replace("#(&|\?)lang=".$match[2]."&?#i","$1",$url);
- if(strpos($url,'?')===false) {
- $url .= '?';
- } else {
- $url .= '&';
- }
- $url .= "lang=".$lang;
- }
-
- // & workaround
- $complete = str_replace('&','&',$home."/".$url);
-
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- $complete = substr($complete,0,-1);
-
- return $complete;
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-
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- global $q_config;
-
- //init vars
- $split_regex = "#(|\[:[a-z]{2}\])#ism";
- $current_language = "";
- $result = array();
- foreach($q_config['enabled_languages'] as $language) {
- $result[$language] = "";
- }
-
- // split text at all xml comments
- $blocks = preg_split($split_regex, $text, -1, PREG_SPLIT_NO_EMPTY|PREG_SPLIT_DELIM_CAPTURE);
- foreach($blocks as $block) {
- # detect language tags
- if(preg_match("#^$#ism", $block, $matches)) {
- if(qtrans_isEnabled($matches[1])) {
- $current_language = $matches[1];
- } else {
- $current_language = "invalid";
- }
- continue;
- // detect quicktags
- } elseif($quicktags && preg_match("#^\[:([a-z]{2})\]$#ism", $block, $matches)) {
- if(qtrans_isEnabled($matches[1])) {
- $current_language = $matches[1];
- } else {
- $current_language = "invalid";
- }
- continue;
- // detect ending tags
- } elseif(preg_match("#^$#ism", $block, $matches)) {
- $current_language = "";
- continue;
- // detect defective more tag
- } elseif(preg_match("#^$#ism", $block, $matches)) {
- foreach($q_config['enabled_languages'] as $language) {
- $result[$language] .= $block;
- }
- continue;
- }
- // correctly categorize text block
- if($current_language == "") {
- // general block, add to all languages
- foreach($q_config['enabled_languages'] as $language) {
- $result[$language] .= $block;
- }
- } elseif($current_language != "invalid") {
- // specific block, only add to active language
- $result[$current_language] .= $block;
- }
- }
- foreach($result as $lang => $lang_content) {
- $result[$lang] = preg_replace("#(|)+$#ism","",$lang_content);
- }
- return $result;
-}
-
-function qtrans_join($texts) {
- global $q_config;
- if(!is_array($texts)) $texts = qtrans_split($texts, false);
- $split_regex = "##ism";
- $max = 0;
- $text = "";
-
- foreach($q_config['enabled_languages'] as $language) {
- $texts[$language] = preg_split($split_regex, $texts[$language]);
- if(sizeof($texts[$language]) > $max) $max = sizeof($texts[$language]);
- }
- for($i=0;$i<$max;$i++) {
- if($i>=1) {
- $text .= '';
- }
- foreach($q_config['enabled_languages'] as $language) {
- if(isset($texts[$language][$i]) && $texts[$language][$i] !== '') {
- $text .= ''.$texts[$language][$i].'';
- }
- }
- }
- return $text;
-}
-
-function qtrans_disableLanguage($lang) {
- global $q_config;
- if(qtrans_isEnabled($lang)) {
- $new_enabled = array();
- for($i = 0; $i < sizeof($q_config['enabled_languages']); $i++) {
- if($q_config['enabled_languages'][$i] != $lang) {
- $new_enabled[] = $q_config['enabled_languages'][$i];
- }
- }
- $q_config['enabled_languages'] = $new_enabled;
- return true;
- }
- return false;
-}
-
-function qtrans_enableLanguage($lang) {
- global $q_config;
- if(qtrans_isEnabled($lang) || !isset($q_config['language_name'][$lang])) {
- return false;
- }
- $q_config['enabled_languages'][] = $lang;
- // force update of .mo files
- if ($q_config['auto_update_mo']) qtrans_updateGettextDatabases(true, $lang);
- return true;
-}
-
-function qtrans_use($lang, $text, $show_available=false) {
- global $q_config;
- // return full string if language is not enabled
- if(!qtrans_isEnabled($lang)) return $text;
- if(is_array($text)) {
- // handle arrays recursively
- foreach($text as $key => $t) {
- $text[$key] = qtrans_use($lang,$text[$key],$show_available);
- }
- return $text;
- }
-
- if(is_object($text)||@get_class($text) == '__PHP_Incomplete_Class') {
- foreach(get_object_vars($text) as $key => $t) {
- $text->$key = qtrans_use($lang,$text->$key,$show_available);
- }
- return $text;
- }
-
- // prevent filtering weird data types and save some resources
- if(!is_string($text) || $text == '') {
- return $text;
- }
-
- // get content
- $content = qtrans_split($text);
- // find available languages
- $available_languages = array();
- foreach($content as $language => $lang_text) {
- $lang_text = trim($lang_text);
- if(!empty($lang_text)) $available_languages[] = $language;
- }
-
- // if no languages available show full text
- if(sizeof($available_languages)==0) return $text;
- // if content is available show the content in the requested language
- if(!empty($content[$lang])) {
- return $content[$lang];
- }
- // content not available in requested language (bad!!) what now?
- if(!$show_available){
- // check if content is available in default language, if not return first language found. (prevent empty result)
- if($lang!=$q_config['default_language'])
- return "(".$q_config['language_name'][$q_config['default_language']].") ".qtrans_use($q_config['default_language'], $text, $show_available);
- foreach($content as $language => $lang_text) {
- $lang_text = trim($lang_text);
- if(!empty($lang_text)) {
- return "(".$q_config['language_name'][$language].") ".$lang_text;
- }
- }
- }
- // display selection for available languages
- $available_languages = array_unique($available_languages);
- $language_list = "";
- if(preg_match('/%LANG:([^:]*):([^%]*)%/',$q_config['not_available'][$lang],$match)) {
- $normal_seperator = $match[1];
- $end_seperator = $match[2];
- // build available languages string backward
- $i = 0;
- foreach($available_languages as $language) {
- if($i==1) $language_list = $end_seperator.$language_list;
- if($i>1) $language_list = $normal_seperator.$language_list;
- $language_list = "".$q_config['language_name'][$language]."".$language_list;
- $i++;
- }
- }
- return "
'.__('The qTranslate Editor has disabled itself because it hasn\'t been tested with your Wordpress version yet. This is done to prevent Wordpress from malfunctioning. You can reenable it by clicking here (may cause data loss! Use at own risk!). To remove this message permanently, please update qTranslate to the corresponding version.', 'qtranslate').'
';
- }
- $init_editor = false;
- }
- // save callback hook
-
- preg_match("/]*id='([^']+)'/",$old_content,$matches);
- $id = $matches[1];
- preg_match("/cols='([^']+)'/",$old_content,$matches);
- $cols = $matches[1];
- preg_match("/rows='([^']+)'/",$old_content,$matches);
- $rows = $matches[1];
- // don't do anything if not editing the content
- if($id!="content") return $old_content;
-
- // don't do anything to the editor if it's not rich
- if(!user_can_richedit()) {
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