How To Create Custom Post Lists And Display Them Anywhere On Your Blog
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!
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!
This super handy little plugin turns on shortcodes so that you can use them in any widgetized area of your WordPress site.
If you use shortcodes on your WordPress site (and most of us do), you will want to take note of these three essential tips.
Build anticipation for your project with the Progress Bars plugin. It lets you easily add CSS3 progress bars to your pages or posts using a shortcode.
Grab this quick hack that lets you use shortcodes within text widgets, just as you would within the post editor.
Want to do something a little more creative with your content? The Category Grid View Gallery plugin offers a visual way to display categories.
Drop caps are a small detail that can add a nice touch to your blog posts or pages. They bring a warm reminder of the beautiful typography from the days of print. The new Drop Cap Shortcode plugin gives you [...]
Do you need a simple bug tracking system without all the hassle of setting up a forum on your WordPress site? The Bug Library plugin is the easiest to do it. Create a page for your bug library and then [...]
There’s a new plugin out there for using Facebook to authenticate WordPress users and create new accounts. It’s called Facebook Connect and, though it’s based on older plugins that do the same thing, it uses the new Facebook API to [...]
If you’ve ever had to add a Google calendar to WordPress in the past, then you know that there’s really no elegant option for embedding your calendars. They always end up looking ugly, distorted and utilitarian on your otherwise beautiful [...]