Honestly, I was floored when I was included on this list. While I’d like to think of myself as an active member of the WP Community, what I’ve done is small in comparison to many of the names on this list, both in name recognition and contributions.
Andrew Norcross
2012 has been pretty great to me so far, especially when it comes to the WordPress site of my life:
But all this was topped today, when I received an invitation to the WordPress Community Summit on Tybee Island, GA in October!
Adds carousel functionality to the Twenty Eleven Showcase slider.
This plugin enables the showcase template automatically slide through all the sticky posts. It simulates the mouse click that triggers the slide change every four seconds.
None asked yet.
More to be seen as a proof of concept than the next step in Theme Development evolution, in version 1.7.0 The Bootstrap’s comments.php file will contain not more than a single call to comments_form().
<?php /** comments.php * * The template for displaying Comments. * * The area of the page that contains both current comments * and the comment form. The actual display of comments is * handled by callbacks which are located in the functions.php file. * * @author Konstantin Obenland * @package The Bootstrap * @since 1.0.0 - 05.02.2012 */ comment_form(); /* End of file comments.php */ /* Location: ./wp-content/themes/the-bootstrap/comments.php */
Many Theme authors will argue that it doesn’t make much sense to move the entire comment business out of comments.php and they are probably right. But when I realized that it was possible to have the entire file consist of only one function call, I wanted to implement it and try it out.
With my first three contributions to WordPress core, I also made it on the Credits page for the new release, which is a huge honor for me:
