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	40 reputation	bio	website	craigfreeman.net	visits	member for	1 year, 3 months
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Aug 27	accepted	How do I add version control to my workflow?
Aug 2	awarded	Commentator
Aug 2	awarded	Scholar
Aug 2	accepted	Enqueue styles after a plugin
Aug 2	comment	Enqueue styles after a plugin Ah, if I echo out the <link>'s (instead of enqueuing them), then they get added to the <head> after cforms using `wp-head` hook and priority 11. It makes more sense just to place the links in header.php. Thanks for the help!
Aug 2	comment	Enqueue styles after a plugin That makes sense, though when I changed the hook and priority, it was either added before cforms again (priority: 1-9) or added to wp_footer() (priority > 9) `add_action('wp_head', 'rm_theme_styles', 11);`
Aug 2	comment	Enqueue styles after a plugin @ChipBennett Found it.. Edited above.
Aug 2	revised	Enqueue styles after a plugin Added additional code for reference
Aug 2	awarded	Editor
Aug 2	revised	Enqueue styles after a plugin Clarified whose code is displayed
Aug 2	comment	Enqueue styles after a plugin @ChipBennett Yes, that's my code. I don't want to mess with cforms's code (or any plugin's code). Cforms is a large plugin and there's no obvious functions.php for it, so I can't post it's code. I just know that it's JS and CSS files are loaded in the header after my enqueued stylesheets.
Aug 1	asked	Enqueue styles after a plugin
Feb 13	comment	How do I add version control to my workflow? Thanks, I'll have to refer back to it. The master/slave database setup sounds interesting. Thanks for the guidance
Feb 13	awarded	Supporter
Feb 13	comment	How do I add version control to my workflow? This looks interesting; may solve quite a few of the issues. I'm going to check this out, thanks.
Feb 9	comment	How do I add version control to my workflow? @Wyck Alright, thank you. Is there a term for this kind of wonky development process?
Feb 9	comment	How do I add version control to my workflow? @EAMann I do it more often than I care to (Find/Replace...). I really just wanted to see if there was a better way (industry standard) of building websites using Wordpress as a CMS, which increasingly seems like it's more trouble than its worth.
Feb 9	comment	How do I add version control to my workflow? @Wyck Rather than dropping content alongside the theming, it makes sense to separate the two processes. I like the idea of a dev area for theming and a staging area for content dropping independent of each other. The only issue I see is that clients like to see both the theme and the content (the site in its entirety; static pages) prior to launching it live.
Feb 9	comment	How do I add version control to my workflow? @EAMann Great response, thank you! The only thing I would add to the workflow you described would be to write code, commit changes, push to development site, get comments back from client, ... I hadn't considered two separate workflows because regularly we will have to change the content ourselves for the clients. Occasionally we'll have to put HTML in the content to accommodate for special requests within the content (special styles, etc). Sometimes they require client approval before going live, which is why the databases would need to sync. Are there best practices for this kind of setup?