Make your WordPress theme translatable
When releasing a WordPress theme to the public, you have to keep in mind that many persons blogs using a different language than English. WordPress themes can be easily translated, especially using this recipe.
Get tags specific to a particular category on your WordPress blog
Althought WordPress allow you to do lots of things by default, it didn’t allow you to display tags based on a selected category. Here is an useful code to be able to do so.
Prevent Images from Being to Large
Fixing max image size is incredibly easy with this CSS hack! All you need to do is take the following code and place it in your stylesheet, setting a maximum width for your images.
Browser Detection and the body_class() Function
Different browsers often render the same code differently than one another. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could apply certain CSS styles to just the browsers that need it? With the new body_class() function, and a little code magic on our part, and you’ll be able to do just that.
6 Ways to Customize WordPress Post Order
Six ways to customize the sort order of posts in WordPress..
Creating user-defined RSS feeds in WordPress
RSS feeds are very useful, and indeed, very popular. WordPress creates RSS feeds by default, which is good in 99% of times. But how to create your own, custom RSS Feed? Just read this post to find out!
3 Awesome Custom Field Tricks
Here are 3 awesome ways to use WordPress’s custom fields.
Disable WordPress automatic formatting on posts using a shortcode
If you often display code snippets on your WordPress blog, you know how bad WordPress automatic formatting can be. Happilly, with the help from a very cool shortcode you can be able to disable it on a certain portion of text.
Build a Featured Posts Section for WordPress
Learn how to create a featured and latest posts section – easily a must-have for all good News/Magazine themes. We’ll also go over using the Custom Fields to their fullest potential.
WP Author Details
Many multi-author blogs have an ‘About This Author’ section attached to the bottom of each post – containing a link to the author’s site and a short Bio about them. In this post, we’ll be creating this, and also an ‘Authors Archive’ page just like the one at NETTUTS.
Display your feedburner count in full text
If you don’t like the chicklet dedicated to display your feedburner count, just read this recipe which is a new method to get your feedburner count in text mode.
Displaying Total Number Of Comments On Your Blog
Learn how to show total number of comments at your blog using the $wpdb object.
Displaying The Most Recent Comment First
Moses of WPThemesPlugin.com suggested a tricky solution to display recent comments on top.
Numbering Your Comments
If your blog posts receive lots of comments then it can be really useful for both you and your readers to number it. Jean-Baptiste shows a simple solution to count comments easily and efficiently.