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A closer look at the WordPress projects, ideas and community behind @dartiss.
01 / A body of work
Public projects and source-backed details. A place to discover the work and follow it back to its home.
Install and rating summaries cover 12 available first-page projects, not an estimate for the whole portfolio. Install counts are source-reported figures, not unique people.
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Code Embed
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Code Embed provides a very easy and efficient way to embed code (JavaScript, CSS and HTML) in your posts and pages.
02 / The project library
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Explore features on the official listing · v1.1Clean expired transients from your options table. The original and best!
★ 5.0 · 23 source ratings · v1.7Add WordPress market coverage summary to your dashboard.
★ 5.0 · 1 source ratings · v2.2Read the full bio ↗By day, David Artiss works as a Lead for the WordPress VIP Customer Success Support Team. His nearly thirty years of experience in IT support roles has given him the chance to cultivate the art of truly taking care of people and writing so anyone can understand. David has been active in the WordPress community for 12 years, first as…
Read their story ↗Has run his own self-hosted site on WordPress for over 12 years. When he wanted to find a plugin to do something, but nothing was available that was just right, he wrote his own. This lead to involvement with core and support contributing. In 2017 he was employed by Automattic…
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