WordPress Picks for the Week [04/14]
WordPress 3.0 Theme Tip: Feed Links When you are running WordPress 3.0, here is how you can easily allow the feed-links that browsers and feed readers can detect. Fixing WordPress Infinite Duplicate Content Issue Using canonical URLs is the new best way for protecting your site from duplicate content problems. By default, WordPress protects your [...]
WordPress Picks for the Week [04/07]
Example How To Add Meta Boxes To Edit Area You can use custom meta fields which is a very inbuilt feature. However, WordPress also allows you to churn out some better looking boxes that are easier to use and better to work with. wpSEO vs. All-In-One SEO Pack A comparison between the paid plugin and [...]
WordPress Picks for the Week [03/31]
Looking forward to WordPress 3.0 You'll see a lot of posts in the blogosphere about the upcoming release of WordPress. Justin Tadlock gives you a list of new features that you can really look forward to. For me, I'd like to see optimisation! Show your top contributors without a plugin Simple snippet of code that [...]
WordPress Picks for the Week [03/24]
Shortlink trick Simple piece of code to utilise any shortlink plugin that implements the “get_shortlink” function properly. Minimum WordPress Theme Requirements This one is for all you theme authors who end up missing some rather important elements in your themes. Declare Multiple Widgetized Areas This one is a really good set of code when you [...]
WordPress Picks for the Week [03/17]
Add Fuzzy Timestamps To Your Blog By default, WordPress shows you absolute times of your posts. But, here's how you can add a "personal" touch by displaying something like "Posted yesterday" or "Posted 4 hours back". Most Wanted Twitter Hacks and Plugins for WordPress If you're not publicizing your blog on Twitter, then you're definitely [...]
