Titus Bicknell
Titus Bicknell (born September 24, 1971) is a technologist, co-founder of pink ink. and TheGalleryChannel.com and co-principal of museummobile.info. Apart from a fascinating stint at NBC Universal in 2007-8 working on the big screen, Titus has spent the last 10 years exploring the small screen both web and hand held. As Chief Engineer at Antenna Audio and subsequently Head of Mobile Technologies at Discovery Communications, he was fortunate to participate in ground breaking hand held projects at Tate Modern, the Louvre, Pompidou, the Intel Museum, and the Getty, among others. He is currently developing technology solutions for a number of pedagogical experiences including Experius Academy, Gateway Canyons Resort and the Gateway Colorado Automobile Museum and developing tools for the WordPress open source platform.
At various times Titus has been a film maker, Latin scholar, avid cyclist and fund raiser for the Lance Armstrong Foundation.
Dear Titus Bicknell,
found your great wordpress plugin “Recent Changes”. Works great with pages (what I needed) but, I hope i’m not bothering you too much with this questions, is possible that a function to be added?
I have a series of pages (what is new: – >>> http://plants.nature4stock.com/ )and when updating them I’m not interested this to be shown as changed… so it is possible to add some ID of pages that I want to hide there. Something like in the original “Pages” widget from wordpress (exclude function).
Thank you very much and have a nice day,
cosmln
I have had several requests for this feature and it will be included in the next release together with a short code option for inclusion in page/posts.
new version includes ability to exclude by ID and a shortcode for use in pages and posts http://www.titusbicknell.com/wordpress/wp-recent-changes
Hi Titus,
Simply Brilliant!
How can I style the RSS feed to display on the left with the Feed icon. Can two parallel feeds be added?
Please advise.
Thank you,
cosmln
Amit: the current plugin inherits the <ul> and <li> css styles for your page/post template; if you wrapped the shortcode in a <div> you could override that. You can use as many instances of the shortcode in a page/post as you like, but to make them show side by side you’ll need to build a div style with a float: left and a width less than half your content div width.
Cosmin: you are very welcome
Amit: version 1.2 allows you to style the RSS feed with set a custom class: http://www.titusbicknell.com/wordpress/rss-in-page
yah i like it thnx man for this