A large part of my professional work involves the build and deployment of WordPress-based websites. Now as any designers/developers among you will appreciate, it can be extremely annoying frustrating to sign off a build only to come back later to see that your client has (inadvertantly) messed things up because WordPress has placed too much power in their hands.
I was delighted then to read "10 WordPress Dashboard Hacks" because there are some really useful code snippets presented therein:
Some of these are definitely going to be rolled out on to some of my client's sites in the near future.
Last Revision: December 31st, 2009 at 22:11