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There are some variations on that as well. The basic idea is to more appropriately add the styles to <head> by using core WordPress functions.
The major problem with this method is that we’re putting users (often first-time users) into the functions.php file, which can be a dangerous place. One mistake here and you’ll definitely bring your site down. At least the @import method was a bit nicer about that.
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This is a great question. Here are my thoughts on the matter.
Jan 21, 2015 – This plugin adds a file upload functionality to the front-end screen. It allows multiple file upload asynchronously along with upload status bar.
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Thank you for the answer @raj.yahoo, this helps
This is a great question. Here are my thoughts on the matter.
Jan 21, 2015 – This plugin adds a file upload functionality to the front-end screen. It allows multiple file upload asynchronously along with upload status bar.
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Thank you for the answer @raj.yahoo, this helps
WordPress and the TwentyTen Theme are licensed under GPL. You are completely free to modify them in any way you so choose.
Though, I would recommend that you NOT change the TwentyTen Theme directly, but rather create a Child Theme to contain your changes. That way, when WordPress/TwentyTen are updated, your modifications are retained after the update.