- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_state_transfer
- https://wordpress.org/plugins/rest-api/
- http://v2.wp-api.org
What a coincidence – just recently I stumbled across my WP-CLI bookmark here. Looks like this was worth while.
Category: WordPress
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WordPress 4.4 comes with a REST API
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WordPress proofreading feature for languages other than English – e.g. German
- http://jetpack.me/support/spelling-and-grammar/
- http://en.support.wordpress.com/language-settings/
- http://en.support.wordpress.com/proofreading/
- Users > Your Profile > Proofreading > Language – you cannot configure the language explicitly here
- if you are blogging in a language other than English, you don’t really know, how to configure this here
- they point you to this:
- Settings > General > Site Language – that seriously did not work for me
- they also let you check this option: “Use automatically detected language to proofread posts and pages” (in the proofreading section referred to at the beginning here) – that seems to work, but I am not a friend of guessing, even if it’s well done
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a “nice little” Sunday project: renewing my MediaWiki installation alongside my WordPress installation
When my web-space and IMAP provider changed its PHP installation, that made my MediaWiki installation obsolete. That was actually unbearable. Too much went into blog articles instead of into wiki articles since.
- I should get the current (old) MediaWiki installation operate again.
- I should upgrade the MediaWike installation to the latest rather bleeding edge release.
All this shall have gotten achieved before my gym class starting around 16:00.
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comment spam prevention for your WordPress blog – Akismet
It works amazingly well. I appreciate it very much.
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O’Reilly Media book: WordPress: The Missing Manual, 2nd Edition
Whether you’re a budding blogger or seasoned Web designer, WordPress is a brilliant tool for creating websites, once you know how to tap its impressive features. The latest edition of this jargon-free Missing Manual shows you how to use WordPress 3.9’s themes, widgets, plug-ins, and souped-up editing and multimedia tools to build just about any kind of site.
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how to add something from the web to your WordPress blog? use “Press This” bookmarklet from the Tools administrative section of your blog
Copy the bookmarklet to your browser’s bookmark manager! That way you can bookmark anything from within your browser, when you feel like it. Works fine with Chromium. At least something to start with.
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is there a way to post some details of an “excercise” recorded by a Polar V800 on a blog (WordPress, whatoever) or tweet it or post it on G+?
Another question: how to get my pulse data analysed?
