Few days ago while working on a client’s site, we were asked to code a function that restrict uploads to specified file types only (jpg, gif, png). After looking around the repository and finding nothing that can do this, we decided to create a plugin… Read More »
Everybody knows that internal linking is good for SEO. It is also good for user experience because it helps the user relate to what is being talked about in a specific article. Ever since WordPress 3.1 introduced internal linking, like many others we have found… Read More »
A little over a week ago, WordPress 3.2 was released. In that release, there were some server incompatibility issues with JSON. This is the main reason why this maintenance release came so fast in which the core team has addressed the JSON issue, and made… Read More »
On July 4th, the independence day of United States of America, Matt Mullenweg announced the release of the most anticipated WordPress 3.2 which was named after George Gershwin. You all should have already upgraded by now, but for those of you who were enjoying the… Read More »
Maybe you’ve added a custom field to your WordPress posts and want to show only posts with that field. Or you’re trying to make a special page that lists posts with a specific custom field value. You’re not alone! One of our readers asked how… Read More »
Adding multiple image galleries to your WordPress posts and pages can greatly enhance your content. Showing off different types of images not only improves the user experience but also boosts your SEO. However, the default WordPress Gallery block has its limitations. To achieve more functionality,… Read More »
Live blogging allows you to provide real-time updates and keep your audience engaged during events, breaking news, or major announcements. Integrating live blogging into your WordPress site lets you share immediate content, interact with readers, and create a dynamic experience. Over the years, we have… Read More »
Twitter is extending its functionalities to the wider world wide web. It all started with the official tweet button, then the Twitter Anywhere Platform , and recently the new official twitter follow button. You are probably wondering what the heck is this twitter follow button?… Read More »
You’ve done it! Your WordPress plugin is ready to go. Now you’re probably wondering how to get it to the plugin repository so that thousands of WordPress users can discover and use it. The WordPress plugin directory isn’t just a storage space. It’s a bustling… Read More »
Like we did with WordPress 3.1, we are here again to keep you updated with what might be coming ahead in WordPress 3.2. After the delayed release of WordPress 3.1, the goal in the future is to have faster release cycles. Mark Jaquith has taken… Read More »
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