I’m constantly amazed by the lists that Smashing Magazine puts out. Most of it is really valuable stuff. I haven’t had time to look closely at the RSS article you mention but maybe I should find the time.
It does have some useful tricks, but some of them seem slightly unnecessary. The FeedBurner redirection has a plugin to do just that sort of thing. The class thing for images simply does not work, since most feed readers don’t read CSS files. And many of the other have plugins for them as well, like the disable feed one and the category exclusion one.
Just seems like pointing people to plugins would be more useful.
I tend to agree with your points, particularly about pointing people towards plugins. “Hacks” can be very valuable but all it takes is an update to break them.
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I’m constantly amazed by the lists that Smashing Magazine puts out. Most of it is really valuable stuff. I haven’t had time to look closely at the RSS article you mention but maybe I should find the time.
Are you kidding?? You wrote about How to Hacks WordPress??
It does have some useful tricks, but some of them seem slightly unnecessary. The FeedBurner redirection has a plugin to do just that sort of thing. The class thing for images simply does not work, since most feed readers don’t read CSS files. And many of the other have plugins for them as well, like the disable feed one and the category exclusion one.
Just seems like pointing people to plugins would be more useful.
It’s quite nice and easy. Great!
@Otto
I tend to agree with your points, particularly about pointing people towards plugins. “Hacks” can be very valuable but all it takes is an update to break them.