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Infinite scroll on the index view and article view seems to be all the rage these days. TIME reports their bounce rate went down by 15 percentage points with their redesign. At some point in the discussion, AdOps will raise their hand and say “how can we get ads in the scroll experience?” Short answer: with code! Because AdOps […]
Inside the Guardian’s CMS: meet Scribe, an extensible rich text editor. TinyMCE wasn’t extensible enough.
Building a WordPress-powered web app. Fun read from Quartz’s Josh Kadis.
Where Tumblr Came From. Wonderful “making of” piece.
John McAfee, yes the household name in tech, is on the run from the law in Belize. His situation sounds larger than life — who knows how much of it is true.
But, as a testament to the world we now live in, the man has a blog and it’s powered by WordPress. I look forward to hearing his story.
10 years in the making: The new DailyOrange.com. Syracuse University’s Daily Orange finally makes the switch from College Publisher to WordPress, with a very nice responsive design at that. Joey Baker has been vindicated.
Many news sites display related content at the end of an article that’s often based on textual analysis or visitor traffic. Articles often assume a baseline of knowledge on a story, regardless of whether the visitor knows anything about the topic or not.
It would be neat if you could include a quiz widget within the article. The reader could take the quiz which would test their knowledge and then suggest content based on their responses. The news organization would collect useful demographic data to refine their editorial planning.
Co-Authors Plus makes it easy to add multiple bylines to a given post, and has full support for custom post types. Out just a moment ago, v2.6.3 has the following improvements: AJAX user search is back to searching against first name, last name, display name, email address and user ID. The method introduced in v2.6.2 didn’t […]