WordPress Themes for the week (2 May 12)
StandardPack A search engine optimized website framework for WordPress. 6 widget-ready areas and a user friendly theme options page. SmartBiz Professional WordPress theme from GetBusinessBlog.
WordPress 3.3.2 released
WordPress 3.3.2 has been released.
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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.
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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.
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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 have a theme that has multiple widgetized areas.
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WordPress Picks for the Week [02/17]
How to get your plugin removed from the directory Mark Jaquith tells plugin authors exactly what to do get your plugin banned. Showing custom post types on your home/blog page Show several post types in addition to posts on your home page. These could be page, album, movie or quote!
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WordPress Picks for the Week [02/03]
Following this week, I will be publishing the WordPress Picks series every Wednesday, instead of Sunday. 55+ Most Wanted WordPress Tips, Tricks, and Hacks I’m not a big fan of super long posts, but this is a comprehensive list of articles and tutorials regarding WordPress Load A Stylesheet Only If Use Gallery If you are using the WordPress Gallery, you should load the the stylesheet only the pages on which the gallery is displayed How to Add Content and Completely Manipulate Your WordPress RSS Feeds Some tricks on adding to customizable text to your RSS feeds. You can also do some of this with my plugin Add to Feed.
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WordPress Picks for the Week [01/24]
The New Category, Tag, And Page Templates Introduced In WordPress 2.9 WordPress included new templates for category, tag and pages. Learn how to use them.
WordPress Picks for the Week [01/10]
Display Always All Subpages in Sidebar Michael gives you some code that will help you to display pages and subpages in the sidebar. Ideal for those sites that are powered by WordPress but designed to be actually be static in nature. Cool Things You can do with the WordPress “more” Tag I’ll let you check out this nice long post.
Killer WordPress resources for everyone!
Ever wanted to start your own blog or website and weren’t quite sure how to? Well here’s your chance to take the dive into the WordPress world. There are quite a few different ways to setup your own website and countless blogging platforms that you can use.
WordPress Picks for this week [10/11]
Quick WP tip: pagination classes Yoast guides you through a quick way of styling WordPress’ internal functions next_posts_link and previous_posts_link. Five Ways to Change Your WordPress Password Maybe you’re regularly forgetting your WordPress Admin password, or maybe this is your first time and you’re totally clueless as to how to proceed? Then, this article is for you!
WordPress Pagination!
We’re back with another dose on how to make your WordPress installation even better. I bet that you’ve, at some point at least, noticed that your default WordPress theme has links only to the Previous or Next post page. While this is fine and makes for a simple browsing experience, there are times, especially if you’re an extremely large site like Smashing Magazine or PSDTUTS, where it makes more sense to have a proper pagination, instead of just simple links.