How To Create Custom Post Lists And Display Them Anywhere On Your Blog
April 16, 2012 Your blog should always put your evergreen content front and center. Find out how you can easily do this with the List Category Posts plugin!
Quick WordPress Tip: Easier Coding With Advanced Code Editor
Struggling to make sense of code within WordPress? Easily integrate syntax highlighting with the WordPress source code editor.
10 Awesome Shortcodes For Your WordPress Blog
Discover 10 shortcodes with awesome functionality that you can use on your WordPress blog right now!
Everything You Need To Know About The WordPress HTML Editor
The HTML editor is useful for some functions, and necessary for others. Learn more here!
WordPress Quiz: Taglines, Headlines, and Sidebars
October 20, 2011 Can you pass this simple WordPress quiz?
Daily Tip: How to Comment Out Code in WordPress
May 21, 2011 Here is a basic tip for working with WordPress files. “Commenting out” code is a way making a section or block of code inactive. It can be handy, because there are times when you may want to temporarily comment code [...]
Speeding Up Your WordPress Website: 11 Ways to Improve Your Load Time
April 5, 2011 One of the questions that comes up fairly regularly in my weekly WPMU DEV chats is “how can I speed up my WordPress website?” It’s an important question, particularly for businesses who want to scale their website. Of course, the [...]
What’s New For WordPress 3.2: A Fitter, Happier, More Productive Release
Curious about what new goodies and improvements you’ll be getting in WordPress 3.2? We’ve got the latest scoop for you. Thankfully, you can expect a faster release cycle than WordPress 3.1, so you’re bound to see these changes realized sooner [...]
Daily Tip: How to Check if Your Server is Ready for WordPress 3.2 Requirements
WordPress 3.2 is coming soon and the WordPress team hopes to have a faster release cycle than 3.1. This release will include new minimum requirements that your server must meet in order for you to be eligible to upgrade your [...]
Add Colorful Syntax Highlighting to the WordPress Theme and Plugin Editor
When making quick updates to a WordPress site, you often find yourself using the built in theme and plugin editor in order to bypass FTP. However, web-based text editing has its drawbacks – there’s no way to undo an error [...]
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