Tag: 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:
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WordPress Template Tag Reference Guide
There is a new, nicely organized, Reference Guide for Template Tags in WordPress 3.0. This is a nice resource next to the Codex for Template Tags. Visual nicely done and containing only the minimum information, the guide is a perfect tool when developing Themes. Have fun using it.
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Custom WordPress Login-Page
In a previous post I wrote about the possibility to adjust the login page in your WordPress backend. But I still receive a lot of questions about it and I would like to point out three simple ways, so that you can customize with little effort the login page to your site – a nice…
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Post Formats – More Creative Ways For A Theme
First day of our Advent Calendar we show tiny code snippets and brief informations for the Post Formats from WordPress version 3.1. Some theme authors wanted more defined formats – they wanted the feature “post formats”. This new functionality will be available in WordPress 3.1 and displays an additional meta-information. The Codex for this functionality…
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Advent Calendar – 24 Days Tips And Tricks Each Day!
Same procedure as every year! After the very successful Advent Calendar last year on WP Engineer we will provide our readers another Advent Calendar this year. What does it mean exactly?
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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…