Monthly Archives: September 2012

Breadcrumb NavXT 4.2.0

Posted by in WordPress > Plugins

Holy revamped settings page Batman! As previewed earlier in “A New Settings Page,” the settings page has been heavily modified for Breadcrumb NavXT 4.2.0. The number of tabs has been reduced to 4 basic tabs: General, Post Types, Taxonomies, and Miscellaneous. These tabs reduce the tab clutter seen when a site has several Custom Post Types and Custom Taxonomies. Visually, the tabs have been styled to match the H3 sized tabs within the WordPress admin area.

Other new features include support for Post Format archives and Custom Post Types can use post parent, or taxonomy based hierarchy. Date based archives are now only allowed for Posts, as they do not work for Custom Post Types. Finally, a slew of bugs relating to the max title length functionality, the widget’s don’t show on frontpage setting, and mainsite links on pages in multisite environments.

The Translation Team:

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As always, you can grab the latest version of Breadcrumb NavXT from the Breadcrumb NavXT page. If you experience any issues with this version of Breadcrumb NavXT, please leave a comment on this post detailing the issue.

-John Havlik

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Ironic Warning

Posted by in Enemy of the Spammers

<?php /* WARNING: This file is protected by copyright law. To reverse engineer or decode this file is strictly prohibited. */
$o="QAAACg07…

This is just a tiny portion of the PHP shell someone tried to get into the WordPress GitHub repository via a pull request. Funny thing is this code isn’t GPL compatible so it’d never get in.

As for the warning itself, no date of copyright was established, and the owner is not identified. And, since the code’s purpose is malicious, the owner would likely run into other issues should he attempt to assert his copyright.

-John Havlik

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