By Justin Tadlock on March 2, 2009
Wanna know what the future holds for WordPress themes? Ian Stewart asks 15 people to answer that very question.
Tagged WordPress, WordPress Discussion |
By Justin Tadlock on February 14, 2009
We need to come up with standard terminology for naming widget-ready areas in WordPress as opposed to calling everything a sidebar.
Tagged WordPress, WordPress Discussion |
By Justin Tadlock on February 9, 2009
How much control should theme designers give end users over the design of the WordPress theme from the theme settings page?
Tagged WordPress, WordPress Discussion |
By Justin Tadlock on February 6, 2009
I’m on a mission to create cool, new WordPress widgets. Of course, I’ll need some help with coming up with fresh ideas.
Tagged WordPress, WordPress Widgets |
By Justin Tadlock on January 26, 2009
Yet another GPL argument. I may as well jump into this one and make a few statements about plugins on WordPress.org.
Tagged WordPress, WordPress Discussion |
By Justin Tadlock on January 23, 2009
A guide on correctly formatting your code and using the proper template tags when coding The Loop for WordPress.
Tagged WordPress, WordPress Tutorials |
By Justin Tadlock on January 9, 2009
How to create a visually-stunning image gallery using WordPress bookmarks (links). This is the third part in the Doing more with bookmarks series.
Tagged WordPress, WordPress Tutorials |
By Justin Tadlock on January 6, 2009
How to use the built-in WordPress links manager to create an easy-to-edit navigation menu for your site. Change links straight from your dashboard.
Tagged WordPress, WordPress Tutorials |
By Justin Tadlock on January 1, 2009
The new year is upon us. It’s time for setting goals and making resolutions. Find out what I have in store for 2009.
Tagged Holidays, Life, WordPress |
By Justin Tadlock on December 31, 2008
Taking a look back at my life both online and offline in the year of 2008. View some great discussions, tutorials, and other announcements made throughout the year.
Tagged Holidays, Life, WordPress |