Code monkey get up, get coffee…
Whoo! Finally got Invoices to the point where I’m mostly happy with them.
Just gotta work out a good way of tying time reports to invoices, and it’ll be finished! Well … the core invoicing functionality, anyways.
I’ve had several people e-mailing me lately about road-maps for the future of the plugin. My plans from here are to do the following: (more…)
A couple minor bug fixes and upgrades. Adds in time form at the top of the logged in admin pages, as well as migrates some data to the actual WordPress dashboard. (more…)
Just some minor bugfixes from the last release. Thanks to Stefan Afe for bringing them to my attention. (more…)
Progressive release … most everything but invoices works and is rolled in now, including client front-end login. Style however you like, default styling may be introduced in future releases. (more…)
Something I’ve had sitting about my hard drive for a while … this plugin gives you the ability to display a widget to your visitors, reminding them to upgrade their browser! It can display a link to download the current versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari, Opera, or Internet Explorer — entirely up to you which of the five are offered to the user, and whether they are randomized on each page load. You can also select whether to display the reminder to IE6 and under, or IE7 and under. (more…)
So, I went on a programming binge last night and chunked out most of the core functionality for the Project Management plugin that I’ve been tinkering with building. It currently handles Clients, Projects, Tasks, and Time. Invoicing and a public client page will be coming soon in a later version. Currently open to any & all feedback, the UI will definitely be needing some work, this release is just to get the core functionality out there, and garner some feedback. (more…)
Sure, WordPress has a widget for displaying your most recent posts, but what if you want to only display the posts from a single category in a widget, and not everything? This plugin Widget lets you set the title, category, and quantity of posts to display, then it kicks out a list of the most recent posts in that category. (more…)
Just a little widget that adds in some useful functionality that WordPress (oddly enough) doesn’t include stock … listing almost all of your categories. Say, for example, you have a utility category entitled “Events,” and you want to display a list of all your site’s categories, but don’t want “Events” to display in that list. Instead of hard-coding a list into a text widget, just use this! (more…)
Fairly simple plugin using the Lipsum.com API to generate dummy pages and posts for your WP install. Posts can be put in any category, and pages can be nested as you like.
Future versions will move the Lorem Ipsum generator internally (and work quicker) as well as providing more interesting content than 3-10 paragraphs of lorem ipsum. Lists, em, strong, etc. Also, images! (more…)
George Stephanis 