A Better wp_link_pages() for WordPress
If you’ve written a long post, WordPress provides the <!–nextpage–> quicktag so you can divide it into multiple pages. All you need to do is make sure that the theme…
Tag: custom
WordPress 3.0: Activating the Background Editor
Adding a color or image to your Web site’s background is not a very complicated thing to do if you are familiar with CSS. Luckily for those out there who…
8 jQuery Plugins to Improve the Way your Forms Look
When it comes to forms, every browser displays inputs, select drop downs and buttons differently. You can style certain elements using CSS but things like radio buttons and checkboxes are…
New Video Demonstrations in the Support Forum
I put together some video demonstrations in the Support Forum to get people ready for the release of Magazine Premium. If all goes as planned, MP will be out tomorrow…
Custom Template for Single Posts in WordPress
If you take a look at the template hierarchy in WordPress, you will notice that you have the ability to create custom templates for different category pages by simply adding…
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…
Retrieve and Display Images from a WordPress Post
I have already mentioned a few ways to do this but I have discovered a few problems with my old code. I have improved this one quite a bit so…
Using Bloginfo to Build a Custom Theme for WordPress
When you build a custom theme in WordPress that you would eventually like to share with the WordPress community, you can’t hard code certain elements like the blog’s name or…
How to Create a Custom Style for Admin Comments in WordPress
I noticed how on some WordPress blogs authors’ comments are styled differently from other people’s comments. I think this really makes it easier when users are scanning through your comments,…