Switch Textpatterns admin from your language to TXP’s core text strings

This is simple Cheatsheet that describes all TXP tags. For ver 4.0.5

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zem_contact is a plugin which extends Textpattern with a set of custom tags supporting email contact forms.

How to transmit arbitrary information with zem_contact introduces some of the inner workings of that plugin, and how to use it for more than just transferring a visitor’s name and address.

The “sortby” attribute is a direct interface to the database language SQL. That means you have all the sort power in the world.

A tool to package your Textpattern plugins.

Have you noticed your installation of Dean Allen’s Textpattern to be serving up pages a little slower than expected? Puzzled by those ridiculously long render times? Here’s 4 helpful tips to get your site moving.

<div class="<txp:section />"><h2><txp:section /></h2></div>
This is really simple but read on for more info.

<txp:article_custom sortby="custom_4" sortdir="asc" />

The original contents of this tip are outdated, and no longer necessary. See the section tag reference in the Textpattern manual.

This is a reasonably simple way to add some additional notes and helpful text to your admin screen. The popup tooltips act upon mouseover of the tooltipped text.

Getting those colors juuuust right can be a tedious task. And guess what, others have struggled before you. Below are a set of links you can use when you need inspiration or are absolutely colorblind. The links are compiled from a post over at textpattern...

Having installed the style sheet switcher plug-in, shortly followed by my hacked version of the zem_redirect plug-in. I found that I was unable to get the style sheet switcher to work consistently, if you want a list of style options on every single page site wide, you are probably screwed but there is a solution to the problem.