Basics Of WordPress Theme Design
The basics of WordPress theme design looks at the fundamental knowledge you need to start creating your own WordPress themes from scratch.
(read more)The basics of WordPress theme design looks at the fundamental knowledge you need to start creating your own WordPress themes from scratch.
(read more)Creating an advanced theme options page in WordPress has never been easier with this series of tutorials from WPShout.
(read more)After part one, where we installed WPMU, in this, part two, we'll be installing and getting started with BuddyPress.
(read more)The first in a three part series on BuddyPress and WPMU. In this, the first part, we make a start by installing WordPress MU.
(read more)Day 3 of the 'Beginner's Guide to WordPress Theme Development' gets underway with creating the header.php, sidebar.php and footer.php files.
(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)I've already touched on this subject, but this week we're going to be expanding on it: customising your WordPress login page. A fifteen minute screencast that explains all.
(read more)A tutorial that runs through how to create a footer in three columns which is widgetised (widget ready) in WordPress
(read more)A really easy way to change the directory where your images are uploaded to in WordPress.
(read more)Documentation is the first thing that a customer will see once buying a WordPress theme, but it's often very poor. Why? Documentation is done last
(read more)Custom fields are what turns WordPress from a blogging platform to a CMS. Want to do just about any project on WordPress but not sure it is up to the job? Custom fields are the answer. In this post, there are ten awesome things to do with custom fields in WordPress.
(read more)Speeding up WordPress has just got easier; using PHP's if statements you can only load the stuff you need.
(read more)The .htaccess file allows you to easily improve your blog, its security, reduce bandwith and increase usability. In this post we're going to look at 26 .htaccess hacks, from A to Z.
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