Posts Tagged ‘templates’
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Advanced Layout Templates In WordPress’ Content Editor
- October 14th, 2011
- 63 Comments
As a Web designer, I often find myself building WordPress-based websites that will ultimately be updated and maintained by clients who have little to no experience working with HTML. While the TinyMCE rich-text editor is great for giving Web content managers of any skill level the tools they need to ...
Read more...New WordPress Power Tips For Template Developers And Consultants
- May 10th, 2011
- 65 Comments
It has been a big year for WordPress. If there were still some lingering doubts about its potency as a full-fledged content management system, then the full support for custom taxonomies and custom post types in WordPress 3.0 core should have put them to rest. WordPress 3.1 took those ...
Read more...Advanced Power Tips for WordPress Template Developers: Reloaded
- December 14th, 2009
- 80 Comments
Two weeks ago we published the first part of this article, covering multiple column content techniques and associating pages with post content; we discussed how to use the “More”-tag, hide standalone categories from the category list and retain the page layout for post views within a category page. This article ...
Read more...Advanced Power Tips For WordPress Template Developers
- November 25th, 2009
- 45 Comments
Back in July, “Power Tips for WordPress Template Developers” presented 8 basic techniques for adding popular features to the front end of a WordPress-powered website. The premise was that WordPress has become an elegant, lightweight content management solution that offers the fundamentals out of the box, atop a modular core ...
Read more...Power Tips For WordPress Template Developers
- July 2nd, 2009
- 74 Comments
With its latest releases, WordPress has extended its potential well beyond blogging, moving toward an advanced, robust and very powerful content management solution. By default, WordPress delivers a very lightweight, minimal system that offers only basic functionalities. But where the WordPress core falls short, there are a wealth of plug-ins ...
Read more...WordPress Theme Development Frameworks
- May 27th, 2009
- 98 Comments
If you build and develop WordPress themes often, you will probably be fed up of all the repetitive code writing, the constantly checking of your mark-up and all you really want to do is focus on the design and the project-specific features. The answer is a WordPress development framework. A ...
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