Ryan Hellyer

I’ve installed the The Day We Fight Back WordPress plugin to protest government surveillance.

I’m heading north, back to the frozen wilderness of beautiful Norway to attend WordCamp Norway this weekend.

I spent the whole of today camped out in a Kiwi cafe in Berlin, nutting out how to handle end to end encryption in WordPress. The result of all that effort, is a WordPress plugin called “End to end”.

I’ve released a new WordPress plugin called Disable Attachment Comments, based on code provided by WPBeginner.com.

I wrote a blog post a few months ago on WP Realm regarding the Simple Comment Editing plugin. This is one of my favourite plugins for WordPress.

A subtle but important way you can improve your WordPress site is by upgrading the rather hideously awful similies images which are present in WordPress.

Ever wondered what happens to your Google and Android password data when it is “backed up”? Google knows all the things, including your passwords!

WordPress internally caches the RSS feeds it reads into it. I tracked down the solution whilst rifling through the wp-includes/rss.php file.

Sometimes you need to know the blog ID for a site on a WordPress multisite installation. This code displays that information in the site footer.

I originally authored this post on WP Realm, but I moved it back here after that website folded. There is a new plugin in town and it is simply awesome. Many of you will have used the popular AJAX Edit Comments plugin for WordPress. It […]