Just a few moments ago, WordPress 3.3 was released. The version is named “Sonny” in honor of the great jazz saxophonist Sonny Stitt. WordPress has had over 65 million downloads since version 3.0 was released, and in this third major iteration they have added significant… Read More »
Do you want to allow PHP in your WordPress posts and pages? By adding custom code to your site, you can fine-tune WordPress to better suit your needs. However, by default, WordPress does not let you add PHP directly to your pages or posts. In… Read More »
As you probably know from the past month or so of reading this site, Headway 3.0 was in the works. We showed you a hands-on video of how their drag-drop grid system works. Well two days ago, they finally brought their redesign live with the… Read More »
If you have a multi-author blog, then you probably have a lot of different posts on your site with different statuses, including draft, pending, private, scheduled, and published. This can make it a bit difficult to sort through and manage all the posts on your… Read More »
If you really want to take your WordPress designs to the next level you have until December 4th to save almost 500 dollars on the Mojo themes WordPress Cyberbundle! It includes 15 WordPress themes with 10 of them being the most popular items on the… Read More »
If you are familiar with American Thanksgiving Tradition, then you have probably heard of a crazy shopping day known as Black Friday and Cyber Monday. This concept is being adapted by numerous online products as well. We understand that additional WordPress themes, plugins, books, and… Read More »
If you have been playing around with WordPress 3.3 (Live Demo included) like us, then you have probably adapted to the new admin bar. Quite honestly, we love the new admin bar design. It is very clean looking (until plugin authors break it). As a… Read More »
Showing comments on the homepage of your WordPress theme is actually easier than you think. The great thing about WordPress is it offers several ways to customize your website, whether it’s using its built-in features, a plugin, or custom code. If you want to boost… Read More »
By default, WordPress displays previous and next post links at the bottom of each post for easy navigation. Adding thumbnails to these links can make a big difference to your WordPress blog’s user experience. This simple change can catch your reader’s eye and keep them… Read More »
While working on our WordPress development projects, we often need to reset the database on our test sites to start afresh. Testing new plugins, themes, and configurations can quickly fill up our database with extra data. Resetting the WordPress database to its default settings saves… Read More »
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