How to customize item sorting options in AIT Directory+ theme. Sort order options are very limited in the AIT Directory+ theme. This tutorial explains how to customize the options, like randomization and number of items
How to create a search filter with results grouped by first character using the search & filter pro WordPress plugin
How to resolve the ReferenceError: tinyMCE is not defined if(tinyMCE.get(name) != null) problem in WordPress
It should be so simple: Add a column to the post, page, category and tag overviews displaying each item’s ID. I’m sure the WordPress development team is aware of this omission, but for some reaso they have chosen not to implement it. The fact remains that webdesigners and administrators need to look up the ID’s of these items regularly, especially when developing or customizing themes. Or when you need to create redirections after a permalink settings change. There are numerous occasions where I have had a need for them.
Tutorial on how to make the Code Canyon jQuery Horizontal Image Scroller with Lightbox work in WordPress
Tutorial on how to create a custom query displaying related posts as thumbnails from different categories using custom taxonomy and custom query in WordPress.
Short tutorial on how to display the More tag at the bottom of each post’s excerpt on a category overview page in WordPress.
Als zeilfanaat wilt u een website waarop u uw reisverhalen en foto’s kunt plaatsen Een professioneel en betaalbaar zeilblog voor uw reisverhalen en foto’s. Modern vormgegeven en met een slimme navigatie!
Short tutorial on how to display current date and time anywhere on a WordPress-based website, and resolve the timezone issue that can occur with it.
For my WordPress website, I wanted an entry splash page, which when clicked, would open the normal static home page. For the remainder of the visit, the visitor should not be bothered with the splash page ofcourse! As I had trouble finding all the answers and understanding them (which can be quite difficult if you’re just starting out with WordPress), I’m posting it here.
I wanted to create a static navigation menu creating a combination of both static pages (for home, about, contact, etc) and categories (for tutorials and portfolio) for a WordPress 2.9.2 website. This meant that the regular way of automatic listing (wp_list functions) was not going to do it for me, as this would automatically expand when a new category or page was added. As none of the answers I found covered the whole of my question, I’ll post it here for your convenience!
If you want to apply different styling to posts per category, follow this simple tutorial! The basis for this tutorial comes from wordpresshero.com, but I expanded it a bit as not everything is explained in detail, which is handy if you’re just starting out with WordPress.