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WordCamp Raleigh 2011

I just finished registering for WordCamp Raleigh, happening May 21 & 22. I am looking forward to attending and meeting other WP lovers and developers! If you are interested in attending, get more information at http://wordcampraleigh.com. Hope to see you...
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Adding Custom CSS Classes to WordPress Widgets

I have worked on a number of designs that call for different styles being applied to sidebar areas. For example, let’s say the color pallet for a website includes a red, white and blue Americana design. The designer may have decided that the sidebar should have blue widget areas and red widget areas. Traditionally, you have had to either know the widget id and add a specific class to that, or even just leave the colors all the same. But what if the design calls for the ability to add a red one in between the blue ones, and that it could be any type of widget? If you know ahead of time what that...
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Using Sessions in WordPress

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' ); 12 if ( !session_id() ) add_action( 'init', 'session_start'...
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OMG WP3

I just want to say, WordPress 3.0 is finally...
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WordPress 3.0 TinyMCE Editor Styling to Match Theme Style

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...
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