Henrik Erlandsson

less info
107 reputation
4
bio website
location Sweden
age 41
visits member for 6 months
seen Jan 17 at 7:53
stats profile views 1

iPhone app programmer since 2010/04/27, previously worked in my small company as web designer+programmer. I've programmed all kinds of languages since 1983, but as yet I have limited experience with Objective C, Cocoa, and XCode.

Two medium-skill apps released so far, and I feel I'm at the level where I can code and debug anything on the iPhone and understand the workings except in some rare cases. I can still feel baffled and stifled when implementing new framework features, but usually have no problem getting them going with some reading up.

It's still a long distance till I feel quite at home with it all, but I've come a ways.


Jan
15
revised Site 'Categories': save an admin global setting with post metadata
deleted 3 characters in body
Jan
14
awarded  Scholar
Jan
14
accepted Site 'Categories': save an admin global setting with post metadata
Jan
14
answered Site 'Categories': save an admin global setting with post metadata
Jan
14
comment Site 'Categories': save an admin global setting with post metadata
Yes, these plugins are available via the WP plugin site. Pasting a plugin's worth of code would get old quickly I think ;) The site is finished and the project budget did not include us developing a custom plugin for them, or the problem would not have appeared.
Dec
24
awarded  Tumbleweed
Dec
20
revised Modify functions.php to add a term 'uses-theme' set to theme name on post save
added 424 characters in body
Dec
20
comment Modify functions.php to add a term 'uses-theme' set to theme name on post save
Yes, as you can see I accept any kind of automatic marking posts with the active theme name. The problem with the original question phrasing was how to execute this marking action on post save by writing code in functions.php. Currently I'm one step away from a solution without metadata - see edited post.
Dec
20
revised the_post_thumbnail('medium') still gives thumbnail-size img
added 334 characters in body
Dec
20
asked Modify functions.php to add a term 'uses-theme' set to theme name on post save
Dec
19
comment the_post_thumbnail('medium') still gives thumbnail-size img
In this case,635x194.
Dec
19
comment the_post_thumbnail('medium') still gives thumbnail-size img
The images are there and in the correct size. I can say that because {the_post_thumbnail('medium');} works in the child theme (see update).
Dec
18
revised the_post_thumbnail('medium') still gives thumbnail-size img
added 123 characters in body
Dec
18
comment the_post_thumbnail('medium') still gives thumbnail-size img
Edited the question with important information. I'm currently only using Sitewide Tags and WPMU Site Categories, but I will test.
Dec
18
awarded  Editor
Dec
18
revised the_post_thumbnail('medium') still gives thumbnail-size img
added 21 characters in body
Dec
18
comment the_post_thumbnail('medium') still gives thumbnail-size img
The code is in the question title :) var_dump gives an array with 4 sizes, including 'medium'.
Dec
18
asked the_post_thumbnail('medium') still gives thumbnail-size img
Dec
14
awarded  Student
Dec
14
comment Site 'Categories': save an admin global setting with post metadata
Possibly, I could settle for making child-themes with register_taxonomy with some term, and set it to not be visible in admin. There are only two categories at the moment (in other words, 'two types of blogs'). Would that work? Seems like a workaround.