For the recent (first) design of my personal site I added in some Tumblr style functionality. In this post we’ll look at how WordPress can be used to create a Tumblog.
The basics of WordPress theme design looks at the fundamental knowledge you need to start creating your own WordPress themes from scratch.
Speeding up WordPress has just got easier; using PHP’s if statements you can only load the stuff you need.
A very neat trick that allows you to apply a different stylesheet to each category (and therefore change colors), all with the power of WordPress.
This article is taken from Packt’s “WordPress 2.8 Theme Design” with permission. A review of the book is coming soon. I don’t agree with everything that’s said, but I’ve decided to publish it as the overall jist of the post will be beneficial to many.
This is the nice thing about WordPress it’s all “dynamic”. Once [...]
Recently here on WPShout I’ve been sharing little tips that will help create a unique look for individual blog posts. Today we’ll be rounding up the “best practices” for creating that unique look, the easy way.
Have you wondered how to change the layout of the WordPress plugin subscribe to comments subscription manager? There’s no easy solution provided by the author of the plugin. So after looking at its core file I found out it’s actually quite easy by using an extremely simple tweak. With this tutorial I’m going to show you how you can give it a nice custom design.
Just a very quick tip but nonetheless an important one. Many of you will be using any number of plugins or the database query that’s been doing the rounds recently to display your most popular posts. That code/plugin is no longer needed as WordPress’ query_posts can now display your most commented posts.
10 More Ways to Improve Your WordPress Theme in this post – add a theme options page, multiple sidebars, custom write fields and awesome SEO!
Easily put your post’s content into columns using just the WordPress text editor and a CSS grid.
