WordPress does not, by default, allow sessions. In a recent project, I needed to use sessions. So how do you use sessions in WordPress? Simple. Add the following line to your functions.php file within the open and close php tags, and you can then use sessions as needed. if ( !session_id() ) add_action( 'init', 'session_start'...

WoooHooo! On June 26, 2010 you will find me somewhere in the rapids of the Ocoee River in Tennessee. I am finally getting away to enjoy some whitewater rafting after a couple years of not being able to go. This is long over due and highly looked forward to! So please be advised, unless you too are on the river, I will be unavailable during the...

I just want to say, WordPress 3.0 is finally...

Now you can control the styles of the WordPress content editor (TinyMCE) by using the following snippet in your functions.php file, and by adding an editor-style.css file to your...

Very cool snippet to add a WordPress login form anywhere you want: <?php wp_login_form(); ?> More details @...

Using the code below, you can allow your theme to set the default configuration for WP. Useful if you use the same theme as a framework a d do a lot of clean website installs.function set_theme_defaults() { $o = array( 'avatar_default'            => 'blank', 'avatar_rating'             => 'G', 'category_base'             => '', 'comment_max_links'         => 0, 'comments_per_page'         => 0, 'date_format'               => 'F j, Y', 'default_ping_status'       => 'closed', ...