Tag: WordPress

  • Move WordPress Admin Bar to the Bottom

    Not everybody likes the WordPress Admin Bar, which exists since WordPress 3.1, at the top of the browser. With just a bit CSS you can change it. The following function provides CSS directly in the footer of backend and frontend. It displays the Admin Bar at the bottom.

  • WordPress Framework Xtreme One with a World Premiere – HTML5!

    WordPress Framework Xtreme One with a World Premiere – HTML5!

    Earlier today the new version 1.1 of the WordPress Framework Xtreme One was released. Including a world premiere: Optional Output of HTML5 Xtreme One is the first and only WordPress Framework/Theme, which is able to output HTML5 if you want to. Just with a simple click in your backend! Therefore Xtreme One is ready for…

  • Linux Programming Fonts

    I’m working on different systems and every system uses different fonts in their editor. I like to introduce some fonts in Linux and it might help you to find your favorite. This is not an article about WordPress directly, but many of us using an editor for the most time, while developing with WordPress.

  • Exclude Post from WordPress Feed

    In a previous post I provide a solution on how to exclude certain categories from your feed. You can do the same with other content and I will show you in this post how you can exclude certain posts from your feed.

  • Simple Cache with the WordPress Transient API

    Today is our last post of our Advents Calendar, we hope you enjoyed it. WP Engineer wishes a Merry Christmas to our readers! WordPress has an API that is explicitly designed for time-controlled storage of data – the Transient API. This API is designed to cache any data in the database and very simple to…

  • Simple Media Queries Tester

    CSS Media Queries are getting more popular and the adjustment of the size of a website for different clients or the size of the browsers are more necessary. The Media Queries are a solution, which also have its advantages and disadvantages. It was a disadvantage, when using, that I couldn’t see all sizes at the…