ChristmasPress – Free Christmas WordPress Theme Coming Soon!
I’m so happy to announce our first free Christmas WordPress theme, ChristmasPress, is coming soon! And yes… I said free!
Check out our new WordPress tutorials section! We’re currently developing a free Christmas WordPress theme to be released this fall, and we invite you to tag along as we build a library of useful WordPress tips and tricks.
I’m so happy to announce our first free Christmas WordPress theme, ChristmasPress, is coming soon! And yes… I said free!
I don’t know about you guys, but I have a bad habit of misspelling certain words, but with this snippet, I don’t have to worry about it.
I’m super happy to announce the release of our first Christmas WordPress plugin, Santa’s Christmas Countdown Widget.
You can give your comments section a more personalized look by setting a custom gravatar for your WordPress blog.
You can easily set it up so that each time you add a new post to your WordPress, or any site with a RSS feed enabled, it is automatically posted to your Twitter, then your facebook!
Every WordPress site has the WordPress logo on it’s wp-login.php page that is linked to wordpress.org. You can change this to match your site without a plugin. It’s easy, I’ll show you how.
Since today’s browsers automatically determine a favicon for each website, not having one can actually cause 404 errors in your server log.
WordPress shortcodes are a set of functions created inside functions.php, for creating macro codes for use in post content. As the name implies, a shortcode is a simple way to display complicated codes using instead, a shortened code.
If you allow people to sign up for your blog to comment or even contribute, here’s a simple snippet of code that you can place in your sidebar.php file to display a custom welcome greeting to your users.
Excerpts are the mini-descriptions of the posts shown on the main pages of most WordPress blogs, their category pages, and archive pages. You can place a filter in your functions.php file to overwrite the default.