Posts Tagged ‘Wordpress Tip’
In the past I’ve been pretty pissy about the All-In-One SEO plugin from Michael Torbert automatically deactivating itself after updates. My reasoning:
- If you update and forget to re-activate (somewhat hard to do since it reminds the
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In order to display the 5 most recent comments with their gravatars, paste this code anywhere on your theme files. To get more or less than 5 comments, change the number 5 on line 2.
<?php $query = "SELECT *
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The first thing to do is to get your logo ready. Size might be 30*31px and the logo must be uploaded the images directory of your theme…
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To achieve this recipe, you first have to get the code from detectmobilebrowsers.mobi and upload it to your theme directory.
Once done, simply open your header.php…
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Just insert the following code into your functions.php file, and you’re done. Don’t forget to paste your Google Analytics code on line 5.
<?phpadd_action('wp_footer', 'ga');
function
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This recipe is extremely easy to implement : open you index.php file and replace your current navigation by the following:
<?php if ($paged > 1) { ?>
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A reader recently asked about how to develop a theme on a live site such that:
- All visitors will see the current theme
- Only the designer will see the new theme
- All site plugins will work with the new
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To apply this recipe to your blog, simply paste the following function into your functions.php file, and that’s all. Hard to do something simpler!
function direct_email($text="Send by
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Today, I have compiled a set of 10 CSS snippets that can save you a lot of time and effort. These codes are needed frequently when developing CSS-based websites or themes. Just bookmark these codes (Ctrl + D) so that…

Many times, I get requests from my clients who want to implement a Sliding Login Panel at the top of their WordPress blogs. With jQuery and the WordPress default login code, its very easy to build. Here is what…

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