Developing Themes for WordPress: Part 2
In my last post, I tried to point you to the most important pages in the WordPress codex to get you moving in the right direction with developing your theme.…
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A Better Twitter Feed for Your Web Site
I have already posted a tutorial on How to Create a Twitter Feed on Your Web Site and I have been having a lot of emails in regards to people…
Display a List of Upcoming Posts in WordPress
When you have completed a post in WordPress, you have the ability to save it as a draft, publish it immediately or schedule a future date when it will be…
Stationery Premium WordPress Theme
Stationery is another premium theme created by myself and Juan Gordillo. It has a straightforward layout with strong design elements and tons of cool features. As I create more and…
Creating a Grid in Adobe Illustrator CS3
Whenever I start a project, I like to work with a grid layout to help me place all the elements I need into proper alignment. Most sites work around a…
How to List Your Most Popular Posts in WordPress
I decided my sidebar was looking a little plain. It needed something more than just ads, so I placed a list of my popular posts there. I think it looks…
Using WP_Query to Fetch Posts in WordPress
I was just putting together a WordPress widget for a client and I came across a small road block. I was using <?php query_post(); ?> to set the loop to…
Conditional Tags and WordPress
The thing I like the most about working with WordPress is its ability to do everything and anything you need it to. When designing a theme, or when using a…
Modifying the WordPress Tag Cloud Widget Font Size
Using WordPress widgets for your sidebar really makes things easy on programmers and especially on users. The only problem I have come across is customizing the widgets so that they…