How to Move a Blog to a Sub Directory
Moving a WordPress blog from the root directory to a subdirectory require some special attention if you are interested to keep your SEO and search engine positioning. For example, you may consider keeping...
Adding a Gravatar Image to WordPress Theme
You can easily add a Gravatar image to any WordPress theme by using the get_avatar function as explained here.
Basically, you need to call a function and it will display the global recognized Gravatar...
Customize signup page in WordPress
Customizing login or registration form pages in WordPress is possible.
You can use the new Register Plus plugin and add custom CSS rules for Sign up page and Login page.
Use WordPress as a CMS (Content Management System)
This great article from ThemeSharper explains how to use wordpress as a CMS.
By configuring WordPress with some special plugins and organize the categories in a convenient way, we can get a CMS in just...
Disabling Scripts and CSS styles in WordPress
By default, when you install new plugins in a WordPress blog that plugin may add custom CSS styles or Javascript functions that could make your page a little loader to load to your visitors. The same happens...
Custom fields for Categories
That would be great to have custom fields on categories capabilities in a WordPress installation.
By default, custom fields for categories aren’t supported in the default WordPress installation, it would...
How to Translate WordPress Themes
If you are planning to translate WordPress themes, you need to understand the following terms in advance: internationalization (aka i18n) and localization.
WordPress localization technology uses GNU...
Allow users to create forms in WordPress
I was wondering the way to allow users write their own posts so we can convert a blog into a collaboration site where users can submit their own content.
For example, imagine you are building a new website...
How to solve pagination on query_posts()
You can easily solve this problem by adding a $paged function before query_posts() call in your index.php, category.php or any custom template that uses loops.
<?php
$paged = (get_query_var('paged'))...

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