PixoPoint

Our Deregister Contact Form 7 plugin is now available in the official WordPress plugin repository

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/deregister-contact-form-7/

The PixoPoint.com contact page where we utilize the Disable Contact Form 7 plugin

We needed a super small WordPress plugin for a client of ours which allowed us to have control over the CSS of individual words in each page title. We did this by applying a filter to the the_title() function which split each word out and I applied a span tag with a unique class to each one. This plugin is available on the “PixoPoint Add Span Tags to Titles plugin” page.

If you would like to use the functionality of the plugin but prefer to include such functionality in your theme, then simply include the following code in your themes functions.php file:

/**
 * Primary span tag adding function
 * Code from PixoPoint Add Span Tags to Titles plugin (http://pixopoint.com/products/add-spans-to-titles/)
 */
function pixopoint_add_spans_around_words( $name ) {

	// Initially check that it doesn't contain HTML as that's bound to mess things up
	$check = strip_tags( $name );
	if ( $check != $name )
		return $name; // Just spit out original string if HTML was included - no sanitization as assumes that user intended to include HTML

	$name = explode( ' ', $name ); // Explode inidivual words into array
	foreach ( $name as $number => $key ) {
		$new_name .= '<span class="word-' . $number . '">' . $key . '</span>' . ' '; // Add span tags
	}
	return $new_name;
}
add_filter( 'the_title', 'pixopoint_add_spans_around_words' ); // Filtering the title

PixoPoint Add Spans to Titles WordPress plugin in action

The PixoPoint Email Submit plugin is now available in the official WordPress plugin repository.

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The PixoPoint Email submit page in the WordPress.org plugin repository

One of our clients required a very simple WordPress plugin to allow them to collect email addresses on their site and to output those in a convenient format. The result was the PixoPoint Email Submit plugin which adds this functionality to your WordPress install.

The design of the submit form can be modified via your themes stylesheet.

The plugin has been submitted to the official WordPress plugin repository and will hopefully be available there shortly. In the mean time, check out the PixoPoint Email Submit plugin page for a download link and more information.

There was a silly error in the Simple CMS plugin which we have now fixed. The bug was kindly reported in our support forum by dave2ic and brianedm. An update is now available in the plugin repository or you can update using the built in plugin updater in WordPress.

The bug caused administrators to not see the admin menu items removed by the plugin. This was only supposed to occur for users at the “Editor” level or below. Administrators were supposed to see the full list of menu items (and do with the latest update).

We have rewritten the Simple CMS plugin for WordPress. The new version uses PHP to remove items from the administration menus and redirects the WordPress dashboard to the edit pages screen. There are still some remnants of the old blog post and commenting functionality of WordPress left after the plugin is installed, but the main menu area is clean of all links to those unneeded sections.

More information is available on the Simple CMS plugin page.

The simplified WordPress administration panel after installation of the Simple CMS plugin