This is not a straight WordPress solution but I would recommend a/b testing feature found in the Google website optimizer. http://www.google.com/websiteoptimizer/b/index.html. It works with your analytics account. You just need to create two (or more) pages in WordPress.
Answer 1 is not the best way… it’s the old way. The best solution going which I have found, and use regularly for moving site from local dev to live is at http://pluginbuddy.com/purchase/backupbuddy/. It backs up everything, including databases and plugins, and lets you restore a site or migrate an entire site to a new … Read more
WordPress itself doesn’t actually produce the complete HTML, just parts of it, and only when the theme tells it to. It leaves the header and body and such up to the theme. So if your theme didn’t output a section, then it wouldn’t be output. While WP itself really is a full fledged CMS, you … Read more
Three fast and easy options™: Setup revision control (git) for your theme and just pull/push the data around. WordPress Network Create a symlink to your theme folders Option 1 is the best because it’s doesn’t matter which theme you edit.
Your code is good except in add_setting. You have assigned option for type parameter. It will save separate option for each field. If you use theme_mod, it will solve your problem. ‘type’ => ‘theme_mod’,
Exact order by category id on get_categories @EliChan, by using get_categories, I don’t think it’s possible to exact order by id if you use exclude. It is better if use include as parameter of ids order and orderby with value include. $args = array( ‘hide_empty’ => 0, ‘orderby’ => ‘include’, ‘include’ => array( 47, 44, … Read more
This sounds to me like a perfect use of Advanced Custom Fields “flexible content” feature to me. Flexible content fields allow you to define multiple layouts, and then add them to a page or post one by one, in any order or combination you need. Each layout can be a combination of text fields, images, … Read more
Both @George Wiscombe and @anu have good suggestions. To elaborate though, I’d say it depends on one of the following criteria: Do you plan to write programs using one of their API? If yes, review their APIs and pick the one you are most confortable with. Here are their APIs: Flickr’s App Garden API Picasa … Read more
I’d recommend setting up XAMPP. It will allow you to run an Apache/PHP/MySQL environment on Windows. You shouldn’t have any problem moving things over from your local XAMPP setup to a LAMP setup with your host.
The Original Poster was missing the pair priority, parameters when declaring the filter hook: add_filter( ‘get_avatar’, array( $this, ‘get_avatar’ ), 10, 5 ); Being 5 all the parameters the callback function can use: public function get_avatar( $avatar, $id_or_email, $size, $default, $alt ) { return $avatar; }