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Developers
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Announcing: developer.jetpack.com
Do you use hooks to customize Jetpack’s default behaviour? Are you a fan of our Hook of the Month series? Then you’ll love our new code reference!
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Hook of the Month: Customize Modules, Shortcodes, and Widgets
Jetpack comes with many different features you can use to build your site, write your posts, and promote them. However, you may not use all of these features. In this Hook of the Month post, we’ll discover how to use filters to customize the list of features added by Jetpack.
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Hook of the Month: Customizing Sharing Buttons
Jetpack’s sharing buttons look good, are simple to use, and include several hooks allowing you to customize every single aspect of the module. Let’s learn to use some of these hooks together!
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Hook of the Month: Customizing Contact Forms
Did you know you could create Contact Forms with Jetpack? This month, we’ll discover different ways to customize these forms on your site.
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Hook of the Month: taking control of email subscriptions
Are you familiar with Jetpack Subscriptions? This month, we’ll use filters to control which posts should be sent to your subscribers.
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Hook of the Month: Customizing the Top Posts & Pages Widget
Learn to customize Jetpack’s Top Posts & Pages widget thanks to filters and actions.
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Testers Needed: Jetpack Plugin Browser
While our Jetpack development team has been hard at work keeping your Jetpacks fueled up and ready for action – our developers over on WordPress.com have been busy too! You may already be familiar with the great Jetpack features that utilize the WordPress.com interface: the ability to update your plugins across multiple sites with a…
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New: Beta Testing Jetpack
WordPress is an Open Source project built and maintained by members of the community. While Jetpack is built by the fine folks of Automattic to port features from WordPress.com to self-hosted sites, we embrace the same open source spirit by hosting its plugin source code and development publicly on GitHub. We’ve done a lot of great things…
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Interview: Andrea Barghigiani on Jetpack
Andrea is a long-time WordPress user and runs the popular WordPress blog wpAndMore aimed at Italian WP users and developers. We got in touch with him recently to find out what he thinks about our Jetpack plugin. Andrea lives in Italy and can be found on Twitter @Andrea_AndMore. Who is Andrea? What do you…
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How to add a default fallback image if no image can be found in a post
When you publish a new post on your site, Jetpack crawls it and looks for images that can be used when sharing that post on Facebook, on Twitter, or if that post appears in the Top Posts and Pages widget in your sidebar. Jetpack starts by looking for a Featured Image. If you didn’t define…
