Posts Tagged ‘PHP’

Advent Calendar- How to disable comments for WordPress pages in any theme
WordPress Plugins | December 2nd, 2011 | by Thomas | 9 Comments
Usually you don’t need comments on pages. Unfortunately, WordPress doesn’t offer a separate option to leave comments on posts on and turn them off for pages. If your theme calls comments_template(); in its page.php and... read more...

Use Constants for deactivate the Editor in WordPress Backend
WordPress Hacks | November 23rd, 2011 | by Frank | no Comments
WordPress is known for, that several constants lie dormant in the core and often provide quick solutions. In this context I have recently come across two little strings in the core of the backend editor... read more...

Replace p-Tag on Images in Content of WordPress
WordPress Hacks | November 8th, 2011 | by Frank | 5 Comments
Personally I think the use of HTML5 makes sense and I like the new possibilities, also in the field of semantics. WordPress has a feature on delivering content that come from the editor – setting... read more...

How to Add and Deactivate the new Feature Pointer in WordPress 3.3
WordPress News | September 21st, 2011 | by Frank | 8 Comments
With WordPress version 3.3 comes with the Feature Pointer a well-known idea from other tools. We know this for example from Gmail or Google Doc where they notice you of new features, in which they... read more...

Change the Search-URL of WordPress
WordPress Hacks | September 6th, 2011 | by Frank | 21 Comments
With WordPress it is easy to activate readable URLs. Only the search page is not affected by the setting yet, it comes with the syntax ?s as default. But there is a solution to change... read more...

Use WordPress Custom Post Type In CSS-Class for Styling
WordPress Hacks | August 24th, 2011 | by Frank | 3 Comments
Today I would like to show you, how to assign CSS classes to custom post types for styling your website. read more...



