Open Graph Headers plugin for WordPress

Another itch scratched, I would like to introduce a really simple Open Graph plugin for WordPress. This plugin adds open graph headers to posts and pages on a per post basis. It has no native interface, instead it listens out for og:* headers as input in the Custom Fields section of WordPress’ edit page and […]

Marcus Povey

Another itch scratched, I would like to introduce a really simple Open Graph plugin for WordPress. This plugin adds open graph headers to posts and pages on a per post basis. It has no native interface, instead it listens out for og:* headers as input in the Custom Fields section of WordPress’ edit page and […]

Post processing Elgg views – Trac tags example

There are a number of ways that an Elgg plugin developer can manipulate views via the powerful Elgg views system. Most Elgg programmers are by now familiar with extending or replacing existing views, or providing new views for new objects etc. But what if you just wanted to make a simple tweak to an existing […]

Marcus Povey

There are a number of ways that an Elgg plugin developer can manipulate views via the powerful Elgg views system. Most Elgg programmers are by now familiar with extending or replacing existing views, or providing new views for new objects etc. But what if you just wanted to make a simple tweak to an existing […]

Overriding icons

Following on from my previous post about doing things the Elgg way, I thought I’d illustrate some of what I was talking about by building out a quick plugin while the kettle boiled for my tea. This plugin uses the hooks present in Elgg – specifically the getIcon() api – to provide Gravatar icons for […]

Marcus Povey

Following on from my previous post about doing things the Elgg way, I thought I’d illustrate some of what I was talking about by building out a quick plugin while the kettle boiled for my tea. This plugin uses the hooks present in Elgg – specifically the getIcon() api – to provide Gravatar icons for […]