I wanted to integrate a Flickr gallery and found that it was actually pretty easy to do by parsing the Flickr RSS feed using the fetch_feed() function already built into WordPress

If you ask me, those little rectangular chicklets that people use to display their twitter followers and their Feedburner subscribers are getting old. Just look around. Every blog in the universe seems to have one.

Apple have always been Gods in terms of the way they present themselves and their products. I just love the sidebar on the Apple Startpage, and wanted to use the Accordion plugin in jQuery UI to achieve this! As if that’s not enough for me, I want to be able to show and hide it at my pleasure as well. I’m gonna show you how!

Have you ever considered creating your own podcast? It’s like having your own radio show and instead of reading your posts at their computers, your subscribers can listen through their headphones at any time.

You will see that many sites add a digg button within their post content. Some new users simply open single.php and add the digg script which will cause a digg button to show on all blog posts. But what if you want to display digg button on only specific posts? You can add it manually on each post when writing a post, but that is not the most efficient way. In this article we will show you, how you can add a digg button on specific posts by simply using Custom fields.

If you own a website and want to create such your own URL shortening service than here is a very easy way to do that but require some average skill

Back in July of this year I re-designed our website here at Jestro. One important feature I wanted to implement was a lifestreaming / microblogging solution that made it easy to share links to interesting content along with regular blog posts.

Simple tutorial on how to make your own retweet button while using bitly to shorten long post urls

Often called a revolution, Twitter is a very easy and cool way to communicate and promote your blog or service. In this article, I have compiled 10 very useful code snippets to interact with Twitter in your web dev projects.

We did some research to find out how the integration of Facebook with WordPress and vice versa works, or — in other words — how you can present your WordPress blog on Facebook or use the functionality of Facebook on your WordPress-powered blog. Both of these can be achieved with a set of WordPress plug-ins, a couple of which we’ll present here in detail.