Today, we\'ll go through the entire process of creating an admin options panel for a WordPress theme. Then, we\'ll take things a step further, as we implement jQuery to improve some of the functionality.
Up until the release of WordPress 2.9, setting up post-image support for your blog was a bit more tedious a task than it really needed to be. Luckily, that\'s no longer an issue. I\'ll show you how to get setup in this four minute video quick tip.
Is your blog popular? Do you got receive lots of comments from your readers? If yes, what about displaying the most recent comments in your blog sidebar (or elsewhere) to let your visitors knowing about the discussion?
As you maybe know, the new jQuery version (1.4) is out. But until the next update, your WordPress blog will still use the old jQuery version. This recipe will show you how to easily replace your current jQuery version by the newest 1.4 version.
In WordPress, switching from full posts to excerpt is easy if you edit your theme files. But do you know that you could achieve the same result without editing any of your theme file? Just read this recipe to find out.
Spam is a nuisance, and you know it. Happilly, WordPress users have Akismet, which help a lot to fight spam. But what about protecting your blog even more?
In this tutorial, we\'ll create an elegant featured content slider for Wordpress like the one featured on http://www.fuseboxtheatre.com.
With the previous_posts_link() and next_posts_link() functions, WordPress allows you to link previous and next pages. But if the reader reached out the last page, what about providing him a link to the blog archive instead of nothing?
WordPress login logo looks nice, but sometimes you may want to change it, for example when building a site for a client. In that case, you can use a plugin, or simply take advantage of this cool hack.
When building a site for a client, it can be useful to be able to modify the dashboard footer text. This recipe is going to show you how you can easily do it using a hook.