Highlighting Multiple Author Comments
A quick how-to explaining how you can easily adjust your WordPress theme to display different styles for each author.
Styling Your WordPress Comments
Some awesome tutorial and source for styling your comments section.
How To Use Thumbnails Generated By WordPress In Your Theme
Showing you how to use thumbnails generated by WordPress in your theme without requiring any third party script, plugin or custom field.
Disable widget areas (sidebars) without touching theme templates
Showing you two quick and easy ways to disable widget areas using your theme’s functions.php file.
Search Function – Make it Suck Less
Showing how you can make your search experience suck less. It requires a few plugins and some work on your search.php template file, but it will make you and your users happier in the end.
Enlight searched text in search results
Many WordPress users find the search function a bit imcomplete. For exemple, it don’t automatically hightlight the searched text. In this recipe, I’m going to show you how to do it with help from regular expressions.
Create Your Own Popular Posts Page
Highlighting the most popular posts on your site is a great way to send new visitors to your very best content and win them over.
Get the first image from the post and display it on homepage
Most WordPress users are using custom fields to display thumbs on their blog homepage. It is a good idea, but do you know that with a simple php function, you can grab the first image from the post, and display it. Just follow on!
Show related posts without a plugin
Displaying related posts is a very great way to help visitors staying longer on your blog. You can use a plugin, but you also can use tags and a custom code to show related posts. Let’s see how to do!
Share on facebook – Add a link to your WordPress blog
In order to promote your blog and gain some more traffic, you should definitely add a “Share on Facebook” link to your blog.
How to: List future posts
Do you ever wished to be able to use WordPress to list future events? This can be very useful for exemple if you’re using WordPress for a band website and like to list your future shows.
Automatically provide tinyurls for your WordPress blog posts
Why not provide a tinyurl to your readers so they can use it on Tweeter?