Ryan Hellyer

I’ve created a new WordPress plugin. This one is fairly basic, and simply used for adding an audio file uploader to your site. You can read about it more on it’s plugin page.

I find that sticky sidebars are awkward to implement. There are plenty of examples out there, but I find most have problems.

Using DISALLOW_FILE_MODS disables WordPress update notices. Jay Dansand of Lawrence University has solved this via an elegant little plugin.

I am the hipster of helmet cams, but now I have “cap cam” 🙂 I just sticky taped my camera to my running cap to test out the Microsoft Hyperlapse software.

We were taught that sodium chloride and potassium chloride behave the same chemically. Tonight I seasoned my popcorn with potassium chloride.

WordPress 4.4 added an improved system for dynamically adding page templates via plugins. To make this simple for you to implement yourselves, I’ve created this short example class.

People sometimes ask why I bought a pair of €300 headphones. The answer is very simple, noise cancelling.

WordPress is being translated into the glorious language of Kiwi English 🙂 The hard yakka has been done by Tarei and I added a few extra strings in.

To encourage WordPress plugin users to review my plugins on WordPress.org, I decided I should prompt users to review them.

CAPTCHA’s are bad ‘mkay! But worse than CAPTCHA’s, are anti-spam tools which block humans without even giving them a chance to prove otherwise.