Yes it’s true. Juliana and I got married today – Friday, the 14th of November 2008 at her parent’s house in Banting, Selangor.
We have waited with much anticipation for this day to arrive. Thank you God, all those who have helped and given us tremendous support especially my family: mom, sisters — Rinna, Dayu, Ati, brothers — Enan, Zan, Yan, my nieces and nephews.
We can’t thank everybody enough for making this dream come true.
Useful uninstall option “snippet” for your WordPress theme admin option. Basically, this reverts WordPress to the default theme and removes all theme settings from the database. Change option your_theme with your own:
global $wpdb;
delete_option('your_theme');
switch_theme('default', 'default');
wp_cache_flush();
wp_redirect('themes.php?activated=true');
exit();
Not updating for quite a long time. Well, I’m not the only one but almost everyone that I knew…
I wonder why? Other commitment maybe?
Grab yours at WordPress Shop now.
UPDATE: A newer version to support the latest version of WordPress (2.8) will be release soon. If you’re interested to get an early copy, do shoot me an email.
Download k9 WordPress theme. Only compatible with WordPress 2.5 and above.
This is a note to self on how to enable iTerm keep-alive or anti-idle option.
Skip link (or Skip Navigation link) for comment form is really important when your entry has a lot of comments. But there’s no point in having one when your comment form is just few pixel away after the entry.
This is how you can show the skip link if the comment reach n number of comments. Example below will make the skip link appear if 1) comment status is open 2) comment count is more and equal to 4.
<?php if ( have_comments() ) : ?> (or anywhere you find suitable) paste these lines:
<?php if ( comments_open() && ( 4 <= get_comments_number()) ) : ?> <a href="#respond">Skip to comment form</a> <?php endif; ?>
Example:
<h3 id="comments"><?php comments_number('No Responses', 'One Response', '% Responses' );?> to “<?php the_title(); ?>”</h3>
<?php if ( comments_open() && ( 4 <= get_comments_number()) ) : ?>
<a href="#respond">Skip to comment form</a>
<?php endif; ?>
Don't forget to style the codes to match your layout.
respond is added or assigned. For example:
<h3 id="respond">Leave a Reply</h3>
Preferably right before the comment form.
Using named anchor (<a name="respond" id="respond"><a/>) is outdated but still possible.