WordPress Plugins are one of the top reasons we love WordPress. You can easily install plugins using WordPress’ search & install system. But that functionality brings one problem; one can easily fill up their blog with lots of plugins, most of them in inactive state. […]
We have recently updated our Facebook Meta Tags for WordPress plugin to version 1.0. With this new version, you can easily define a default site image and homepage description using plugin options page. New Feature Highlights Default Site Image Facebook meta tags plugin normally uses […]
Google Analytics Dashboard is a WordPress plugin that adds analytics graphs right on your WordPress dashboard. Apart from a dashboard widget, it also gives you ability to see your post view statistics separately, on your “All posts” screen. Installing & Setting Up Google Analytics Dashboard […]
Google Images is an awesome place to find great pictures. However, it can be a real trouble for sites, depending mainly on image based content like wallpaper sites and stock image websites. If you are using WordPress as your CMS, then you can easily prevent […]
WordPress dashboard is a collection of tools that gives you quick acess to most used areas of your blog. It also acts as a feed reader for latest wordpress news and latest plugins.
Templating is a great feature of WordPress blogging system. If you want to build a CMS system using WordPress, you will be using lots of them. You can use different templates for each category, tag, page, etc. But sometimes this gets confusing. In this post […]
If you want to insert the same tags to every post on your blog post, you can set it to be done automatically using PHP. Using this simple snippet, all tags will be added automatically on post save and publish.
If your hosting server is not fast enough, you may want to replace your self-hosted jquery with Google CDN-hosted jquery. You may think that you are not using that script, but most of your plugins do. WordPress scripts are registered on a script queue using […]
WordPress usually use a constant number of posts for all your category pages, index, and also search results pages. For search pages, 10 posts are not usually enough. To change this behavior, a simple query filter will do the trick.
Wordpres adds custom classes to <body> depending on the page you are viewing. This is a great function that can be used for styling your theme. Here i will show you how to add body classes depending on the browser your visitor is using. So […]
