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Anthologize 0.6

22-Aug-11

I just tagged version 0.6-alpha of Anthologize in the wordpress.org plugin repo. This new version has a bunch of bug fixes, improvements to stability and consistency of output, and a few new feature goodies. Read more about the release here. On a related note, Anthologize development has recently moved 100% over to our Github repo. [...]

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Dude ranchin’ at THATCamp

24-Jun-11

This year I attended my third THATCamp (at CHNM, anyway – I’ve been to a few others around the country). The first time I went, in 2009, I’d just started working with Matt Gold on the CUNY Academic Commons. I didn’t know many people in the digital humanities community. I was a graduate student in [...]

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Extending Anthologize: Part 2

29-Nov-10

In my last post, I gave a brief overview of what happens when you click the Export Project button in Anthologize, with an eye toward demonstrating the role that third party plugins (written by people Just Like You!) can play in extending the software. In this post, I’ll flesh out some of those details. Step [...]

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Extending Anthologize: Part 1

17-Nov-10

Anthologize has seen two version releases since its initial launch in August. Much of the progress since then (aside from some smallish – but needed – features and bugfixes) has been centered on the development of a plugin architecture for Anthologize, a system that will allow individuals to build custom output formats for their Anthologize [...]

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Anthologize 0.4-alpha is released

10-Aug-10

The Anthologize team has been hard at work over the last week, fixing bugs behind some of the most commonly reported problems, and adding features to make Anthologizing easier and more fun. We’ve just tagged version 0.4-alpha in the WordPress repository. Visit your WordPress Dashboard’s Plugins page to upgrade. Read more about the changes in [...]

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Hiding WordPress custom post type menu items without disabling edit access

05-Aug-10

WordPress 3.0′s custom post types are really cool, opening up a whole new world of use cases for WordPress. We used custom post types extensively when developing Anthologize. But there are still some rough spots. For instance, the ‘show_ui’ parameter of register_post_type() is a little bit too coarse-grained for our purposes. For Anthologize, we wanted [...]

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Introducing Anthologize, a new WordPress plugin

03-Aug-10

The moment has arrived! The product of One Week | One Tool, a one week digital humanities tool barn raising hosted by CHNM and sponsored by the NEH Office of Digital Humanities, is Anthologize. Anthologize is a WordPress plugin that lets you collect and curate content, organize and edit it into a form that works [...]

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Anthologize

03-Aug-10

Anthologize allows you to collect, organize, edit, and export your WordPress content into a book. Anthologize is populated with the content of your blog – the posts and pages that you’ve written in WordPress. You can also use Anthologize’s content importer to get content from RSS feeds. Once you’ve got your content, organize it into [...]

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