WordPress has many ways to hack and tweak to get your desired result, some are simple functions within the loop, whilst some can be hacks right into the core.
I use WordPress frequently in personal and client projects so have built up a list of hacks I use in day-to-day WordPress development.
And today I’m going to share a few of my favorite and most used tricks. Read more…
How about displaying the avatar for current logged in user?
By Default it comes with a get_avatar function. Adding this snippet to your wordpress template will display the currently logged in users avatar in your theme.
To adjust the side of the avatar change the number 64 within the get_avatar function default is 96 and max size is 512. Read more…
WordPress is the platform of choice for most bloggers, and WordPress hacks is one of the most popular topics. In this article, I’m going to share some of the useful WordPress Hacks to incorporate adsense into your theme. Read more…
IE6 is somehow still some users browser of choice, or are restricted by work computers that still run IE6.
This snippet will force IE6 users to view the default template leaving your design viewable by users with modern browsers only, thus saving time on IE6 bug fixing. Read more…
There are many paid plugins that can easily replace the words by affiliate links but in this post I’d like to share a cool piece of code that can do the same thing for FREE.
It do not give you as much control as the plugins does, but in most cases this code should fit your needs.
Adding a Comment Policy in Thesis WordPress Theme
In this post I’m going to show you, how to add a comment policy in thesis theme. Read more…