Presentations from WordCamp Lancaster UK 2013

ok, who broke chat? where is all time wasting convo? 24 hours between messages! :)

Well, is it a good idea to dequeue a plugin css like wp_dequeue_style('dashicons'); to use my own instead?

of course combined with is_plugin_active();

sure, why not? that's kind of a thing queue is for

Or would I rather check if is_plugin_active(); and simply add my styles?

I'm trying to add some more icons to the MP6 Dashicons

for private use - do whatever you find convenient. for public - not sure, depends on what CSS does and what is affected by removal

Okay, but I think that doesn't really matter :D

in WP admin? yeah, that is paragon of performance :)

Yes, WP admin ;)

I hadn't even looked at MP6 yet... I spend little time in WP admin

The problem is the dark background. My icons are not designed to work on light AND dark background...

Am I the only one who is designing within WP admin?

had you seen my stuff? :) does that look like something designer would make? :)

@Rarst Do you even do some kind of frontend stuff?^^

...that hurt a little :)

@Rarst Sry, just tried to ask that I don't even know what you are doing (besides composer of course)

I, like, have a blog...

nope

<input type="%1$s"%2$s%3$s%4$s%5$s> ...I swear, some days @toscho is just trolling WPSE

site in production nearly 10 times slower than in dev... sigh I need to set up some profiling and stuff there

Yeah! I just wrote my very first WordPress blogpost :)

...about the issue regarding old/new admin UI

hm, PHP seems fast on VPS... probably Apache being Apache

@Rarst Psssst!

@toscho how is cube MVC? I see only autoloader property list and a mediator

a readme.md would be nice!

@TomJNowell I have zero time. :/

@toscho Another one-line fix for a wp_add_inline_style() :), core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/24813

@StephenHarris Looks like a good candidate for WordPress 3.9

@toscho Once its in, I would have contributed to WP 'multiple times'. Going for a low lines changed : trac ticket ratio :)

@StephenHarris What happens if some plugin still adds its own <style> tags?

@toscho Exactly. It breaks backwards compatibility. But only a problem if plug-in was expecting to add style tags: i.e. script_debug set to true (though that's not the only factor).

I expect they will say #wontfix for that reason though. A plug-in could have been clever enough (as I'm doing now) to see if style tags are needed... but that's not entirely reliable...

@toscho Actually, if the plugin is adding its own style tags then its fine. Its if they weren't that my patch breaks things. But if they weren't adding the tags themselves then it would break on standard live set up.