Category: WordPress Tutorials
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Create Users Automatically In WordPress
WordPress is a web application by many – often you have to create a bridge to other systems. For example, to give users a single sign-on via the web applications. Therefore, automated creating users might be necessary. Depending on which system is the leader, the data must be synchronized. From past experience, the users are…
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Remove WordPress Multisite Feature – ToDo List!
You can activate the Multisite functionality of WordPress relatively quick and it is well explaind in the backend how to do it. But not always you like to keep it as a multi site installation and therefore you have to do some measures to remove the Network function again. Not easy and probably not an…
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Control WordPress Content via Userrights or Time
WordPress comes with its own user administration, therefore we can control on the basis of various roles and objects the content. In some cases, it is a typical request that you give access to a complete content only to registered users. The same is possible only for parts of the content. There are certainly different…
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Understand WordPress Child Theme
With version 3.0 of WordPress, the much anticipated feature of Child Themes was integrated or some might say it was improved, since it was actually possible to use it. I like to show you an example based on the new default Theme TwentyTen how you use it. Another example can be found in my WP…
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Individual Design for any Page
The blog has a Theme and for every page an extra style sheet. This current trend of individuality for each content is very common today. Even with WordPress, you can do so; there are several possibilities. One possibility is to create, based on the title, the individual stylesheet. By default, the class assignment of function…
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Flattr Button for WordPress without a Plugin
There is a lot talking about Flattr and the idea certainly is worth a try. That’s why I wanted to test and integrate Flattr in our blog. However, I don’t really like the Plugin and that’s why I created a small little function, which integrates the button as you can see right under the tweets…