Say you have a lot of categories and posts on your WordPress website, and want to have different single post pages for each category. How would you make this happen? It’s pretty simple actually – here’s how.

One of my main goals with the redesign was to make it easier for visitors to find the information that was most popular on my site. Not to my surprise, posts about MooTools, jQuery, and CSS were at the top of the list. What do those three topics have in common? The fact that I provide a sweet demo for each of them. Thus I set out to create an easy way to check out all of my demos

There is a good chance that you do not want to have every page you have created shown on your sites navigation section. You may have private pages, that you only want to direct certain people to, or you may have so many pages that your navigation will overwhelm users.

Here’s a short WordPress code that I wanted to share with you. I came across a little problem of displaying 2nd and 3d level of navigation in a sidebar no matter what page am I on. After googling for solution, I put together a pieces of a puzzle and came up with a short code snippet.

I’ve had a recent request regarding a popular tweak for WordPress – that is, to add custom page header images to any page in WordPress. There are one or two plugins that do this, but with a bit of creativity you can accomplish this very easily using WordPress custom fields and it’s built in image uploader. Here’s how:

Pages in WordPress are displayed automatically as navigation menu items on most themes. While many people like this feature, some prefer controlling how and which page gets displayed which I shall discuss in this post.