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Redirect Pages in Thesis

If you change a page’s name and URL, you’ll want to use this technique to make sure visitors to the old URL are redirected to the new one.

Custom Author Pages

Here’s an overview on how to build an extremely custom Author Page for Thesis.

Using Gravatars in WordPress

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.

Clickable Logo in Header in Thesis

This is a simple but common mistake. When you replace the site title in the header with a custom logo, use this code to make it click through to your homepage.

Filter Categories from Homepage

Only want the posts from certain categories to show up on your homepage? This quick tip will show you how.

Custom Options Page

Do you wish you could add a few more options to the Thesis Options menu? I’ll show you how to create an additional options page and how to pull the data from it into your Thesis website.

Why Developers Love the Thesis WordPress Theme

(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…

Import and Export Your Design in Thesis

One of Thesis’ greatest features is the extensive design options. But these changes aren’t stored in the theme files. This tutorial will help if you’re planning to move your site or would like to backup your design changes.

Print Stylesheets

By adding a print stylesheet to your website, you ensure your site will look great on both the web and paper.

Featured Content Rotator in Thesis

I’ll walk you through the steps of adding a Featured Content slideshow to the top of your homepage (using the Featured Content Gallery plugin), and modifying the plugin to work with the default Thesis custom fields.

WordPress for Clunkers

For Christmas, I’ll be redesigning a website for free! I’m calling it “WordPress for Clunkers”

Multiple Content Areas

This is a very elegant solution to the problem of having multiple content areas on a single page. It uses headlines to identify the different blocks of content.