Hi!

I’ve been busy with many things, of which one is school, but also some other projects, so excuse my absence in writing here.

Recently, I’ve accepted an offer to build a small web application, of which I won’t go into detail. In any case, it needs to look good: professional, clean and have plenty of AJAX drag-and-drop, fancy confirmation boxes and whatnot. While building the application, I needed something comparable to the iPad’s “popovers”, as they’re called. You probably know what they look like. If not, look just above.

I did not come across a jQuery plugin that perfectly fit my needs, so I decided to write my own jQuery plugin. Funnily enough, it’s called jQuery.popover and it allow for easy popover creating and manipulation. It’s completely style-able with css, and I’ve provided an example stylesheet which should get you up and running.

One thing it doesn’t do at the moment is reposition itself, i.e. when you resize the page, it does not yet follow the element it was linked to. However, as I need this plugin for a project myself, it won’t take long for me to go integrate it. Implemented in v1.0.4

The plugin’s hosted on github at the following url: https://github.com/klaas4/jQuery.popover. Please check it out and fork it if you wish. You can directly download a zip-file with this link.

This plugin is released under the MIT License. You can find a demo and the documentation here. Let me know what you think by commenting below!

While working on my WPWT project, I started a little side project. I needed some way to put all images in the media library in seperate posts. Now, there may be plugins already to do this, but I needed the process to also set the image as featured image. So I decided to make my first actual plugin.

It works by getting all attachments with get_posts, and looping through them one-by-one, checking if they’re images, creating a post and then attaching the image to the post. Simple as that.

If you’d like to try out my very first plugin, I’ll be adding it shortly to the WordPress Plugins Database the plugin has been approved and can be viewed here: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/posts-from-images/. Please bear with me as I try to grasp the whole SVN thing.

Davey.

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Changelog:
v1.0.1: Fixed a bug where the rss-feed would not load.

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I made this website for my band/orchestra, Harmonie St. Antonius. The site’s occupied with an about page (harmonie), events page (evenementen), an external blog, guestbook (gastenboek) and contact page. The events page and guestbook can be managed through a CMS system. Events can be added/managed and little crosses will appear to delete guestbook entries when logged in.

This is a content management system created for music students. It is devoted to my uncle, who is a music teacher, who wanted an easy way to manage lessons and homework, and wanted a simple interface in which he can communicate with his students.