While CSS 3 is capable of doing this on its own with the new Grid Position Module, a lot of browsers do not support this functions yet, so I needed to add a little extra markup to the output which is generated via the_content() to get the following result:

Custom post types were introduced in WordPress v3.0 to allow developers to easily add different types of content to their plug-ins and themes, allowing you to easily extend WordPress and make it more like a CMS.

Make your edit link a little icon of a hand with a pencil in it.

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People asked me how I mention my recent articles in WordPress sidebar by display post thumbnails and titles with a well-styled. Today, I would like to response their request. This way is being used in some blogs. I’m not sure if they are using the same method as mine, but at least we will get the same result.

If you are one of the millions of people who use WordPress, this article will help you improve the appearance, functionality, and performance of your WordPress-powered websites. Each of these “stupid WordPress tricks” is presented as clearly and succinctly as possible, including as many notes, instructions, and pointers as needed for successful implementation. Of course, keep in mind that we are only scratching the surface here

Inside the loop, if you use the function the_date() to display the date the post was published, you may run into trouble. Specifically, if there are two posts published on the same day, the second one will return nothing for a date.

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Alright, so you’re copying and pasting something from your blog post into another website and instead of getting Mom’s Yummy Cookies you get Mom‘s Yummy Cookies. Of course, the site doesn’t allow you to edit anything, so you’re screwed.

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