WPShift Launches!
After months and months of working on it, WPShift has now launched! I'm really delighted to be able to say that :) Find all the low down about the hottest WordPress theme in town!
(read more)After months and months of working on it, WPShift has now launched! I'm really delighted to be able to say that :) Find all the low down about the hottest WordPress theme in town!
(read more)Search engine optimisation, or SEO is the art of optimising your content so that search engines will rank it more favourably. This post is some of my thoughts on the subject.
(read more)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.
(read more)For the last couple of months I've been mentioning a fair bit on Twitter that I'm launching a premium WordPress themes company. This post explains what it is, what's great about it and when it's coming.
(read more)As someone who quite likes being controversial from time to time, I thought I'd vent some steam on people releasing "modded" premium themes. This post attempts to take an unbiased view, considering both sides and producing a coherent and acceptable conclusion backed by evidence. Attempts, anyway...
(read more)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.
(read more)In what'll be my final post here of the year, today we're going to have a look back at what has been an eventful first year for WPShout. This is not a list post. More of a reflection.
(read more)As someone who is quite well versed in the reviewing world, I thought it'd be nice to do some reviews of WordPress books. In this post I'll look at Digging into WordPress and How To Be a Rockstar WordPress Designer.
(read more)The final of our community series, slightly later than planned asks twenty one of the WordPress community what they think the future of WordPress should be. Again, in no particular order, here are the responses.
(read more)The third of four instalments of the "Why WordPress" series (parts ONE and TWO) asks the same groups of twenty one what problems they see facing the WordPress community at the moment. Like last time, some really interesting answers from the WordPress users, developers and designers.
(read more)The new design for WPShout launches in emphatic style with a look behind and ahead at what's to come over the next couple of weeks.
(read more)Take a look at the new WPShout design and see some results of the feedback.
(read more)10 More Ways to Improve Your WordPress Theme in this post - add a theme options page, multiple sidebars, custom write fields and awesome SEO!
(read more)Easily put your post's content into columns using just the WordPress text editor and a CSS grid.
(read more)Looking for some feedback on WPShout.
(read more)A really easy way to change the directory where your images are uploaded to in WordPress.
(read more)SEO is something I've discussed before here on WPShout, but here we're going to dive into a slightly more specific area: post titles, RSS reader titles and title tags and using custom fields to create a specific title for each of them.
(read more)A warning to those using the_excerpt_rss and the Yet Another Related Posts Plugin (YARPP) for their meta description.
(read more)Create really awesome custom post templates for WordPress with a simple (theme integrate-able) plugin.
(read more)Create a review and podcasting site with WordPress.
(read more)Using WordPress as a social network and Twitter clone has just got a heck of a lot easier! Day three of Advanced Uses of WordPress looks at just that.
(read more)Day one of "Advanced Uses of WordPress" looks at using WordPress to create a Tumblelog using custom fields.
(read more)WordPress as a CMS, social network, Twitter site, eCommerce and gallery? WPShout runs through how to achieve all of those with "Advanced Uses of WordPress" week.
(read more)WordPress has many somewhat hidden features and these is shortcodes. In this post we'll learn exactly what shortcodes are, when to use them, why they're so brilliant and how to use them.
(read more)Your site never need go down again with nine ways to create a crash proof and speedy WordPress site or blog.
(read more)Learn how to use the powerful template tag bloginfo effectively in WordPress with this detailed explanation.
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