WordPress Tutorials

Secure Your Mail With WordPress Antispambot Function
WordPress Hacks, WordPress Tutorials | February 19th, 2009 | by Michael | 14 Comments
A little-known feature in WordPress is antispambot() from the wp-includes/formatting.php. It is a kind obfuscator of the email address. It doesn't create a clickable mailto link. Our e-mail with antispambot in the source code looks... read more...

Removing WordPress Login Design
WordPress Tutorials | February 2nd, 2009 | by Frank | 2 Comments
In a previous post, I showed the possibility, how to use WordPress in regard to Corporate Identity. For example adjusting the login area. This shouldn't be a tough task with the according articles. Create Your... read more...

Adding A Private Page Into The Navigation
WordPress Hacks, WordPress Plugins, WordPress Tutorials | January 7th, 2009 | by Michael | 25 Comments
If you use pages which have the state private, they will not be shown in the navigation. Nevertheless it can make sense to show this specific page in the navigation, if you want to provide... read more...

Use JavaScript Libraries In And Of WordPress
WordPress Tutorials | November 25th, 2008 | by Frank | 6 Comments
If you develop in and for WordPress, it's advisable to use a library of the core and a Plugin for the the library with the desired effect. Same for theme and Plugin authors. If you... read more...

Moving Your WordPress Blog To A New Domain
WordPress Tutorials | November 21st, 2008 | by Frank | 11 Comments
Many blog owners are scared and hesitated to move their blog to another domain because they fear to lose their visitors, downtime and other complications. I will show you now how to get rid off... read more...

WordPress Shortcode API
WordPress Tutorials | November 17th, 2008 | by Frank | 7 Comments
WordPress 2.5 extended the tagging function and added many little features. Among others the shortcode API for example, where you can add strings to a content in a fast and easy way. This makes the... read more...



