Click the title to read the case study on the WooThemes site.

On the work side, I’ve been at WooThemes for more than a year now, having been a part of WooNav being integrated into WordPress 3.0, the Tumblog functionality, and more recently the Content Builder functionality.  I also had the privilege of having a working holiday in Austria, and attending several conferences – Net Prophet, Google South Africa, and WordCamp Spain where I was one of the speakers. My first time in Europe was this year, pretty awesome in my opinion, but Cape Town is still the place for me – it really is the most beautiful city in the world! I built 2 free WordPress plugins, released a Twenty Ten taxonomy template, and was featured in articles on these websites:

• 12 Awesome Examples of Custom Post Types
• Post Formats, Tumblog, and Content Separation
• Twenty Ten Taxonomy Template
• 50 WordPress People to follow on Twitter

I’ve got a couple of personal projects on the go as well, and even though I can only work on them when I’ve got time I’m still really excited about them, including finally giving my own site some long overdue work and a redesign! More on that when the time comes.  I’ve done some freelance work this year, but mostly small custom jobs, and setting up WordPress sites for some friends of mine.  If you are need a classical musician, check these guys out – http://laserenata.co.za

On the personal front, marriage is great and I am looking forward to 2011 for various reasons.  I’m looking forward to the challenge, the fun, and more awesome blessings from the Lord, as well as more opportunities to bless others.  That’s been a great experience for me this year, being able to bless others more than I’ve previously been able to.

So yeah, have a great New Year and remainder of the holidays! See you next year!

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Twenty Ten Taxonomy Archive in action

Enjoy!

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1. First figure out the e.which code for what key you want to ‘fake’ being pushed using this tool.
2. Then create the jQuery (in your document ready or wherever you are going to use it) to simulate the keydown event

   	//create event var
   	e = jQuery.Event("keydown");
   	//set which key is being pressed
   	e.which = 40 ;
   	//trigger the event
   	jQuery("#my-element-id").trigger(e);
   

Beautiful isn’t it

Download it here or here.

function nameOfFunction($query) {
if ($query->is_feed) {
$query->set('cat','-1');
}
return $query;
}
add_filter('pre_get_posts','nameOfFunction');

Note : the -1 is the category id, I didnt try it but I suppose you could change the category parameters where it says cat to something like category_name and still get the same result.

You could also just change the is_feed to some of the other conditional tags that WordPress has for a different effect.

Thanks to Lucas for suggesting I share this!