WordPress Tips

Lazyload is a jQuery plugin delaying load of images that are out of users sight. This way your page’s visible area is loaded faster.

WordPress 3.1 brings a new feature called wordpress admin bar. That’s a bar displayed on top of your site when you log in and it gives you quick access to general admin actions. I’m sure they will add an option to hide it soon. Until […]

Countdown Widget‘s latest version is working on jquery. So it is not a flash movie anymore. You can customize its appearance easily using CSS. In this simple tutorial, I will show you how to create a new year theme for countdown widget. Countdown Widget HTML […]

As a developer, I prefer writing my posts in HTML editor. It is strange, but TinyMCE HTML editor doesn’t use monospace fonts. Here i will show you how to insert our own CSS styles in WordPress using theme functions file.

In order to use a jQuery plugin with your WordPress site, you need to load jquery manually along with the jquery plugin script files. In this step by step tutorial, I will show you how to add a simple jquery tooltip plugin to your site.

With the 1.5.8 release, I added dropdown_menu_defaults filter to the dropdown menu widget, so anyone can edit dropdown menu defaults so easily. Here in this post I will show you how to change depth and page order using this filter. First open functions.php in your […]

Adsense widget is so easy to use and add ads on your wordpress blog. But there is one missing part. Colors?! Wrong. With adsense widget you can change colors in two different ways. Here i will show you how to change your ad colors for […]

You can create shortcodes for any function in wordpress. It’s so easy to create one and also so functional. In this post i will show you how to use a shortcode in another shortcode.

If you don’t have a script installer on your server and you need to install wordpress manually, it can be a pain to upload wordpress files to your webhosting server one-by-one via ftp. In this post, I will show you how to install wordpress with […]

In wordpress there are many ways to hide your members only content. You can either install a plugin to hide your posts, or you can create password protected posts that only members can access. But there is another way; Shortcodes. Here i will explain you […]