How to widgetize your page menu in WordPress
Here’s another method for easy-to-use navigation. This is a tutorial on how to widgetize your WordPress theme’s page menu with a few simple lines of code.
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Here’s another method for easy-to-use navigation. This is a tutorial on how to widgetize your WordPress theme’s page menu with a few simple lines of code.
Should WordPress theme developers be given the same access as plugin developers on the official repository? It’s time for a bit of an upgrade and a little trust.
Have you ever needed to preset text in your post/page editor in WordPress? If so, here’s a simple technique that’ll allow this with just a few lines of code.
Breadcrumb Trail is a plugin that allows you to easily display a breadcrumb menu (a navigational tool) anywhere within your WordPress theme.
In this post, I’ll let you in on the most important secret when it comes to great SEO for your website. In fact, it’s all you’ll ever need to know.
Problem: You need to query the first x number of sticky posts in WordPress. Solution: Read the guide on how to load these posts.
A WordPress plugin for displaying quotes on your blog with either the quote_this()
template tag, [quote-this]
shortcode, or the Quote This widget.
Template Tag Shortcodes is a plugin that turns WordPress template tags into easy-to-use [shortcodes]
that can be deployed in your posts and pages.
Have you ever wanted a WordPress widget that would allow you to display posts your way? Now you can have that. Check out the Query Posts widget.
Page templates hold the key to unleashing a powerful site using WordPress. This is the first post in a series of tutorials on how to make the best use of this feature of WordPress.