If you use Alfred on your Mac and use MXToolbox.com with any regularity, this custom search should save you time.
Use the keyword “mx” and any of the SuperTool commands listed here to search for the info you need.
Here is another custom search specifically for whois data.
Here’s an icon you can use, since custom search URLs don’t include images:
You know how a YouTube video suggests other related videos when you finish watching it? If you want to disable that for videos on your WordPress site, add this code to your functions.php file:
https://gist.github.com/macbookandrew/2646426895d88d1e7e06affd627bd178
Adds Contact Form 7 submissions to Robly, with options to specify the list(s) and custom fields.
Get the code at the WordPress plugin repository, or open issues at the GitHub repository. Continue reading “Contact Form 7 to Robly”
Adds Google Analytics Event Tracking to all Contact Form 7 forms sitewide, using “Contact Form” as the Event Category, “Send” as the Event Action, and the form name as the Event Label.
Get the code at the WordPress.org plugin repository, or open issues at the GitHub repository. Continue reading “Contact Form 7 Google Analytics”
A series on writing email copy, originally published at litmus.com.
Update: this post originally had a ReadList embedded, but that service unfortunately shut down. The full series is here: https://litmus.com/blog/tag/email-copywriting-series
Adds a checkbox on each WooCommerce product edit page that allows you to require an account to purchase that product, even if guest mode is enabled.
Get the code at the WordPress.org plugin repository, or open issues at the GitHub repository. Continue reading “Woo Products Require Account”
A great series of articles on running WordPress on a large scale, originally published on scalewp.io.
The rest of this series can be found here.
Today, I’m working on setting up a public instance of this app, since must apps aren’t built just to run on the dev’s local computer. I initially tried running on the server I host several other sites on, but it’s a shared host running Ruby 1.8.7 and Rails 2.3.18, so it’s significantly behind current, and I’m unable to update it.
I could easily run on AWS, Google Cloud, etc., but since this is mainly a self-educational project, I don’t want to pour money into keeping a server running just to host it. Continue reading “Days 12–14: Setting up a Public Instance”
Sends notifications to a Slack channel when a user completes units, modules, or courses in the WP Courseware plugin. Continue reading “Slack WP Courseware Notifications”
The rest of this series can be found here.
Unfortunately, I skipped a couple of days on this project due to project workload. Continue reading “Day 11: Sorting and Other Miscellany”
