I’ve been working with some freelance clients lately who get very picky with source code. They didn’t want some of Wordpress’s default tags to be displayed in the header of every file. I’m sure I’m not alone, and there are people out there looking for a good solution to this without having to hack into Wordpress’s core files and risk losing any edits with every update. Below is the code to remove some basic tags that Wordpress automatically generates.

I received an email this morning from a staff writer at .Net Magazine, the world’s bestselling magazine for web developers, regarding this years .net Awards. This year, they have decided to focus on emerging talent in the Design and Development community. What does that mean? It means that they’re opening a few new categories!

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