Creating a WordPress Widget
post | Last updated October 30, 2011
I’ll walk you through building a widget, using a Subpages widget as an example.
post | Last updated October 30, 2011
I’ll walk you through building a widget, using a Subpages widget as an example.
post | Last updated October 30, 2011
Here’s a way to get your WordPress content into a table that can easily be moved to a spreadsheet. This is best if you’re using WordPress to collect data and want to analyze it in Excel. I use it for keeping track of incoming client inquiries.
post | Last updated October 29, 2011
WordPress has a “Featured Image” option which is much easier to use than Thesis’ Post Image tool. I’ll walk you through setting it up on your Thesis website.
post | Last updated March 18, 2016
Here’s how you quickly move a WordPress website from one server to another, without losing any content or settings. This is what I do when I’ve built a client’s site on my development server and it’s time to launch.
post | Last updated November 15, 2018
Here’s how to create a list of posts that doesn’t interfere with The Loop (what generates the content on your WordPress site).
post | Last updated October 30, 2011
I’ll show you how to display an author’s gravatar next to post titles, and customize the default Gravatar for commenters who don’t have one already.
post | Last updated October 29, 2011
(Originally posted on Building43, Rackspace’s community website) Frameworks have become all the rage in the development community. There’s Rails for Ruby, Blueprint for CSS, and now Thesis for WordPress. Thesis…
post | Last updated October 29, 2011
For Christmas, I’ll be redesigning a website for free! I’m calling it “WordPress for Clunkers”