There are a lot of Flickr widgets for WordPress out there. But many of them are bloated, slow, and/or require an API key. Yikes. I think showing your photos should be a lot easier, so I made this widget that's easy for anyone to set up and use.
Ever seen those WordPress tag clouds with the tags all jumbled and in different sizes? They look gross to me. A better interface, in my opinion, is one that uses opacity to indicate popularity, not font size. Opacity Tags does just that.
Page templates, options panels, shortcodes, widget areas, hooks, filters, and tons of other stuff are common in any WordPress theme. They can be annoying to set up, though, so I made Embark to lay the groundwork for all of these features and more. Major update coming soon.
I don't like the idea of filler text. I think writing is much more important than visual design, and feel that using dummy text reverses this concept. However, I still occasionally need filler text. So instead of using the old "lorem ipsum" nonsene, I put this tool together to at least use real English content.
A little premium WordPress theme business I'm building with the wizard-like Matt Lambert. Coming soon.
A cause I stand for and am proud to support; web design work I'm honored to do. Complete redesigns coming soon.
I go line-by-line and teach how to build a simpler version of my own Flickr widget. I may or may not also be working on another similar tutorial.
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