WP Engineer

Tag: PHP

  • 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…

  • Custom Post Type and Permalink

    Since WordPress 3.0 you can use Custom Post Types and you can define your own types of content – it’s more like pages than posts! Thereby you can use automatically the Permalink structure of your WordPress installation. That means, if you create a new post type, you can use Permalinks. But the Permalinks only work…

  • 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…

  • Small Tips Using WordPress and jQuery

    Inside of WordPress are several of JavaScript libraries available, you can use them easily and you don’t need an extra Theme or Plugins. Also, this is the recommended approach to enable libraries , so they won’t be loaded more than once. Some notes on these two topics can be found in the article Use JavaScript…

  • List All Subcategories

    Sometimes you just need a list of all child categories only and nothing else. The requirements of projects can be very diverse, as the solution can, and in my case it is a small code snippet that takes care of the output of Subcategories. Something for you to play, improve and expand. Enjoy!

  • 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…