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WordPress shortcode available for Google Books

By Chad Butler 2 Comments

My first guest blog post over at WordPress Code Snippets is a code snippet to add the Google Books viewer into your posts using an easy shortcode.  Go check it out.  While you’re there, be sure to check out the rest of the site for other useful snippets!

[ Read my site review of WordPress Code Snippets. ]

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Site Review: WP Engineer

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WP Engineer is a great site for WordPress developers and power users loaded with tips and tricks for WordPress.  It is the brainchild of three self-proclaimed “WordPress Junkies,” Alexander Frison, Frank Bültge, and Michael Preuss, each a WordPress developer in his own right.   [Read more…]

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Site Review: WordPress Code Snippets

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Are you a WordPress admin, developer, designer, or otherwise creating WordPress sites? Do you struggle with finding good examples of the power of hooks and filters in customizing your WordPress installation?  Then you need to bookmark WordPress Code Snippets at wpsnipp.com.  [Read more…]

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