If you organize all your stylesheets in a sub-folder in your theme, you can use the below function to automatically register and add them to your theme, provided that you use the wp_head() function in the head section of your header.php.

Usage:

• Add the below code to your functions.php file in your theme folder.
• Add your stylesheets to a sub-folder named css.
• You can add a print stylesheet, by calling it print.css, for a good starting point, try out Hartija.
• For handheld devices, you can add a stylesheet called either iphone.css or handheld.css.
• Lastly you can add a stylesheet for projection, and yes it should be called projection.css.
• All the above stylesheets should be placed in the CSS folder.
• If you want to use a different location for your stylesheets, you can change the location in the last part of the themeCSSUrl and themeCSSDir variables, to point to your desired location.

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<?php
add_action('wp_print_styles', 'add_stylesheets');
 
function add_stylesheets() {
  $themeCSSUrl =  get_bloginfo('template_url') . '/css/';
  $themeCSSDir = dirname(__FILE__). '/css/';
  if ($handle = opendir($themeCSSDir)) {
    while (false !== ($file = readdir($handle))) {
      if(end(explode(".",$file))=='css') {
        if($file=='print.css') {
          wp_register_style(current(explode(".",$file)), $themeCSSUrl.$file,array(),'0.8','print');
          wp_enqueue_style( current(explode(".",$file)));
        } elseif($file=='handheld.css' || $file=='iphone.css') {
          wp_register_style(current(explode(".",$file)), $themeCSSUrl.$file,array(),'1.0','handheld');
          wp_enqueue_style( current(explode(".",$file)));
        } elseif($file=='projection.css') {
          wp_register_style(current(explode(".",$file)), $themeCSSUrl.$file,array(),'1.0','projection');
          wp_enqueue_style( current(explode(".",$file)));
        } else {
          wp_register_style(current(explode(".",$file)), $themeCSSUrl.$file,array(),'1.0','screen');
          wp_enqueue_style( current(explode(".",$file)));
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
?>

The dependency on the deprecated function mime_content_type() has been removed.

The function would check the mime type of the files in the plugin CSS directory and would then include the files which where CSS files.

Due to the fact that the function has been deprecated and some servers do not support the function, this validation has been removed. It now only checks the extension.

FileInfo might be used in the future, but as far as I have read, support for this could also be limited, so the best option is to wait until PHP 6 that should bring new built in support for file mime types.

• WPreso Video FeatureBox (and on wordpress.org)
• WPreso Video Flow (and on wordpress.org)

This is the first time I have release a plugin to the public, so there might be some quirks that I will have to figure out along the way, but I hope people will enjoy them.

I will also be releasing another video plugin soon, which is called WPreso Video Carousel, you can already view in action on the showcase site WPVideoTutorialSite.com. It is a Video Carousel, but I will have more info on it in a later post and on its own plugin page, until then, I hope you enjoy these two.

More info on the plugins can be found on their respective pages:

• WPreso Video FeatureBox
• WPreso Video Flow

or go to the plugins page.

Hope you enjoy them.