Nearly every WordPress site has Google Analytics tracking code on it in order to capture valuable information about website traffic and marketing effectiveness. Google has made improvements to its tracking method within the past year and you will need to upgrade [...]
A flood of HTML5 video plugins has become available in the past few months for WordPress 3.0, as HTML5 video is rapidly becoming the new standard for showing videos online. When the iPad came out in April 2010 with no [...]
If you’re adding some extra jQuery to customize your WordPress site and it doesn’t seem to be working, remember that the copy of jQuery that WP loads is in “no conflict” mode. If you’re attempting to use the default jQuery [...]
If you have a lot of copyrighted images or you don’t want people stealing parts of your design, here’s a quick way to disable right-clicking within WordPress. There are plugins that will do this for you, but I think this [...]
We’re going to be starting a series on innovative ways to use jQuery with WordPress and BuddyPress. Before starting we should look at a couple of basics. The first foundational item you will need in order to start adding jQuery [...]
Introducing, for your promotional pleasure, The Pop Over Plugin. It’s one of the most effective ways to advertise your mailing list, special offer or to simply to show ads. There’s plenty of data to back this up and we can [...]
It’s cuter and easier than it sounds! :) This is a quick tutorial for how to spice up your Members area with a little bit of jQuery magic. We will be displaying some featured members in the sidebar of our [...]
A lot of clients at Edublogs Campus wanted to have the facility to drop in their own stats / tracking code into every blog – without going near FTP – and so we developed for them with this handy global [...]
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