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I actually read about this little feature a while back…like almost a year or so ago. I thought it was a neat feature, I just really had no use for it.

Recently though, I wanted to embed a PDF into a webpage and remembered seeing this article from last year. I immediately went out to create a simple, useful function to be able to use this in WordPress. [...]

So I’ve been uploading photos for a few months now to my photoblog and it’s been interesting. I love the Autofocus theme and all the amazing things it does, but it lacked something…

What’s Missing

My photoblog, that is using the amazing Autofocus theme is simply that…a simple photoblog of some of my photos taken from any and everywhere.

I noticed something wasn’t right and I had one gripe about it…on single pages it lacked a bit of class and touch that I think photoblogs should have. Mainly I was looking for a previous/next thumbnail support when it displayed previous and next navigation links under the content. I thought that would be a perfect place to put these little gems.

By default, Autofocus theme puts the navigation to the previous and next posts underneath your content photo. Makes perfect sense, but I figured it’s a friggin photo blog, why not display the previous/next available photo too? [...]

You may be wondering, “is this guy ever gonna update his site and/or his theme?” Valid question, but umm…no I’m not.

Basically, I’m just too busy to write much anymore. Writing takes time, and time is something that is so precious these days. What with meetings during the week (after my day job), preparations to go on a mission trip soon, side business, and working at the Church…I just don’t have any “free” time anymore.

That said, I can’t say that I’m unhappy with this scenario. Right now, my life is good, my family is good, my work is good, my side work is great, and all-in-all…I’m feeling good. That’s the most important thing.

Maybe soon I’ll write, code, or something on here…but for right now — I think I’ll wait.

For some reason or another, I never figured out until today digging through the widgets files in wp-includes directory in your default WordPress installation, that you could easily insert RSS feeds anywhere in your site.

This started with a task I had for MakeUseOf.com to include RSS feeds for the author pages. After digging into it, I found it was quite easy and it uses the Magpierss code almost exactly.

All you really have to do is insert a little code in the template file you want to use (or a page or post using one of many php inclusion plugins for WordPress).
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