Advertisement
Where the Codex Ends
Oct. 3, 2013•0 likes•498 views
0 likes
Be the first to like this
Show More
views
Total views
0
On Slideshare
0
From embeds
0
Number of embeds
0
Download to read offline
Report
Technology
Business
So you've run up against an empty page in the WordPress Codex's Function Reference. Where do you turn? Here are some sites that may help you in your search for answers.
Patrick JohannesonFollow
Writer + webmonkey at Brandon UniversityAdvertisement
Where the Codex Ends
- Where the Codex Ends
- The WordPress Codex
- The Question
- Google time
- How about that?
- Uh oh.
- Now what?
- There are other worlds than these. ^sites
- Adam Brown's WP Hook Database
- WP Hooks over time
- wpseek.com
- wpseek.com - autocomplete
- Ah, there it is.
- Detail view
- Function in situ ...hmm, apply_filters( 'upload_size_limit'... ), eh?
- Let's check out that filter...
- Not much there.
- Or in the Codex.
- Guess it's time to check the code on Trac.
- Trac URLs
- 3.6.1 code
- Armed with that info...
- And the followup
- What it was
- QueryPosts.com
- Improving the Codex Because the Codex is a community-edited wiki, anyone with a WordPress.org ID can add pages to the Codex. So, once I have a clear idea how wp_max_upload_size() works, I can add that info to the Codex. (I haven't yet. But I should.)
- References &c ● Photos (CC-licensed): – “This is where the sidewalk ends...” by Marissa Garza http://www.flickr.com/photos/marzbars/3688823218/ – “Mark Cries in the Fetal Position” by Jared Cherup http://www.flickr.com/photos/jarbo/2612243/ ● http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/ ● http://wpseek.com/ ● http://queryposts.com/ ● And of course http://codex.wordpress.org/
- Thanks!
Advertisement