Monthly Archives: May 2011

EN Team #6 (April 2nd-4th, 2011)

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Steve and James deliver Kerosene (Kazuo taking the picture)
These heaters were part of a small miracle that God did for a church in Sendai.
Steve Zimmer (blue jacket), James Mercer (red jacket) and Kazuo Iwagami (taking photos) unload food and supplies at a relief center near Onagawa, Japan.
From right to left – me with Steve, James and Kazuo
A church member in Yokosuka came up with a great system to deliver kerosene along with food and other supplies. It was very cold through April and supplies were limited during the weeks following the earthquake.

Ray’s Login Widget

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Just a small widget to replace the default “meta” widget in WordPress 3.x Shows (localized) login link when user is not logged in or shows logout and server admin links when user is logged in. Does NOT show the feed and WordPress.org links.

 I want to learn to write widgets and this was a good place to start. I might add some more functionality later but for now you are free to use this if you want to add a login link to your sidebar but DON’T want the default feed and WordPress.org links…

Install:
rays-login-widget.php (this file is archived in .zip format for security reasons)
Unzip the file above to wp-content/plugins dir on your webserver. Activate “Ray’s Login Widget” in the admin console plugins page. Navigate to Appearance|Widgets in the admin console and drag the “Ray’s Login Widget” to a sidebar. Enter a title for the login link. Done.

P.S. I learned from Justin Tadlock’s post here and from the default-widgets.php file in the WordPress 3.2.1 install (wp-includes/default-widgets.php).