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gdHeadSpace4 4.2
New major update for gdHeadSpace4 (HeadSpace2 modded plugin) is here and includes several small bugs fixed, improvements to some of the existing tags and adding of several new tags that can be used to display names hierarchy for pages, categories and custom taxonomies.
GD Custom Posts And Taxonomies Tools 2.6 Pro
Brand new version of Pro edition of the plugin is here, fixing several bug, adding several brand new and updated features including updated interface with new jQueryUI library and refreshed color scheme. Also, this version no longer supports old WordPress 2.9.x.
Adding large number of terms
Due to the nature of working with terms and taxonomies, WP core functions that are used to add new terms are quite robust, but in the same time very, very slow. This article will show how WP terms function work and what problems that can cause for large websites.
GD Custom Posts And Taxonomies Tools 2.3 Pro
New major release for GD Custom Posts And Taxonomies Tools plugin is here. There are two new features (improved validation and importing of terms) and number of improvements and fixes. As usual, all new features are only for Pro version.
GD Custom Posts And Taxonomies Tools 1.8.3 Pro / 1.1.8 Lite
This new release is focused on improving the taxonomies widgets. Both widgets are expanded with few more options to hide empty and exclude terms, and list widget now can display terms in the form of the drop down list with regard to the hierarchy.
WordPress 3.0 Beta Performance
First impression is that even with 283 opened tickets for 3.0 milestone on WordPress TRAC, current version is fairly stable. And also, very important to notice is that WP 3.0 is faster and uses less resources than it’s predecessor. So far so good.
Using Custom Taxonomies
With WordPress 2.8 we got another interesting feature called custom taxonomies. You can make taxonomies from anything you want and use them much like you already use tags and categories. Unfortunately, themes offer only partial support (unsolvable problem) for custom taxonomies, but it’s not that complicated to implement.
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