Just a reminder. After a wordpress update you should also upload a new hash.php to the exploit-scanner directory on your server
They can be found for example here:
Author: TheSmithy
WordPress with Isotopes
I finally managed to get my WordPress theme (based on roots101) working with isotopes
I mainly followed this post: http://jasonskinner.me/2013/04/creating-a-filterable-wordpress-photo-gallery/
But there were some problems on the way:
– First of all, I stripped out the whole fancybox thing (references, lib and all)
– then I customized the php to find the terms for my custom taxonomy
– Important: I changed the code to use the term slug instead of the name! The term with whitespace was causing lots of troubles.
– I also added a function that jshint didn’t recognize to .jshintrc
I think those were the main steps apart form configuration and styling of course
WordPress with GIT, WP-Skeleton and Roots 101
Goals: – Keep a local WordPress installation under version control (but ignore WordPress core files) – Use WP-Skeleton (wordpress core as submodule in separated folder, content and config files in root) – Use the starter theme Roots 101 – Deploy to a staging and production server (depending on the current Git branch?) – Keep uploads out of version control, sync them separately – Use a good DB migration strategy – If possible: automate repetitive tasks Read More