Author: Michael
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Enqueue comment-reply.js – The Right Way
Since Google takes the loading time of a page as a ranking factor, it is always important for a theme designer to incorporate the required resources correctly. In Xtreme One WordPress Framework our JavaScripts are loaded only when they are really needed. Do you have a slider widget on the home page, then the JavaScript…
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Extend the TwentyEleven Navigation with your Social Icons
In this little tutorial we show how to add in the navigation of the TwentyEleven Theme our RSS Feed, a link with icons to our Twitter page and to our Facebook profile. Without writing a single line of PHP code. You are able to accomplish this with the WordPress Menu. First we go in the…
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The Making Of Xtreme-Theme.com
After the international launch of Xtreme One WordPress Framework we received quite a few questions, how we have realized the pages and whether we have used language Plugins. xtreme-theme.com is a WordPress Multi-site installation and the support forum is a vBulletin 4.0 Forum, which is located in a separate directory and under the subdomain support.xtreme-theme.com.…
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WordPress Pagination Again
Some days ago, Frank wrote a post about Custom Pagination without WordPress Plugins. Jay comment, that something like this already exists (since Version 2.1). We don’t know everything. 😉
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Launching WordPress Framework Xtreme One!
We are very happy and proud to announce the international launch of Xtreme One WordPress Framework today. After a very successful one month pre-launch in Germany we are excited to offer Xtreme One for only $79,95 worldwide now. Xtreme One was programmed by Heiko and I, Alex is responsible for the design. Why another WordPress…
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The PHP Functions min() and max()
Today a small snippet, which I frequently use in my WordPress Widgets. It is about the determination of minimum and maximum values. Here is a piece of code from the WordPress Widget Recent Comments: