Standard care and environments for orcas in captivity are nothing like what they’d experience in the wild.
99%
I hear [“when over 99% of the code is within Thesis is Thesis code”](http://thenextweb.com/socialmedia/2010/07/14/wordpress-and-thesis-go-to-battle-mullenweg-may-sue/) and all I can think about is that annoying less than 1% of code that isn’t.
The Girl On The Wall
Adding Custom Post Types To get_calendar() And The Calendar Widget
By default or design, the WordPress function `get_calendar()`[^1] does not handle post types other than `post`. I’ve updated it as the standalone function `ucc_get_calendar()` to allow it to accept a `$post_types` array; the included filter function `ucc_get_calendar_filter()` will allow for seamless integration via `functions.php` without requiring additional editing of Theme templates. (Note that the filter will also apply to the Calendar Widget’s output.)
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Adding Custom Post Types To wp_get_archives()
Again with the custom post type extensions. This function lets the native WordPress `wp_get_archives()` [^1] [^2] know about public custom post types; just add it to the `functions.php` of your theme. Of note: the builtin `link` post type can be included at the `array_merge()` point; I just had no use for it.
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Obviously
> Rebecca What happens when I’ve gone through all the ballet levels?
> Matthew You get to fight the boss, obviously.
Prince
Tool for converting XML and HTML into PDF documents.