I'm a full-time PHP Developer in St Louis, MO, specializing in Front End Development. In my free time I love hacking together interesting things in Wordpress and jQuery, and do a bit of songwriting as well. Find out more at my site: www.andyblackwell.com
Custom fields in WordPress make it easy to customize your theme in a variety of ways; plus, they are simple to implement for posts and pages. Attachments, on the other hand, take a bit more work to implement, requiring you to read through and decipher core source code in order to make them work. We’ll be walking through the use of a couple undocumented WordPress hooks in this tutorial to make this process much easier.
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