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Improving security in Wordpress plugins using Nonces
Using a nonce (number used once) is the best way to protect your plugin against a cross-site request forgery (CSRF) hacker-attack. Nonces are used on requests (saving options in admin, Ajax requests, performing an action etc) and prevent unauthorized access by providing a secret 'key' and checking it each time the code is used.
Do it Yourself: Optimize your WordPress Site Titles
The purpose of this article is to show technique and examples of optimizing your WordPress site titles by directly editing the theme header file, where the title tag is usually printed out.
By using this method you have greater control over the titles than any plugin can offer, so effectively you will be able to disable a plugin in the process, if you were using one (and one down is always good!).
Your title tag is usually found in header.php theme file.
Adding boxes to WordPress 2.5+ Write Post panel
I have noticed few inconsistencies in the WordPress 2.6.1 code regarding the methods to add content boxes to the WordPress Write Post panel.
The old way included usingadd_action('dbx_post_advanced', 'myplugin_old_custom_box' );
add_action('dbx_post_sidebar', 'myplugin_old_custom_box' );which would add a box to the Advanced section and Sidebar.
However since version 2.5 dbx_post_sidebar actually adds a box to the end of Advanced section not the sidebar.
Hi! My name is Vladimir Prelovac. I am a computer engineer by profession and an adventurer by state of mind.
Do it Yourself: Optimize your WordPress Page Headings