While working on the redesign of my website I realized I was using a very inefficient method of displaying my latest Twitter post (”Tweet”). Currently I’m using a script I found online that uses two functions that are just over 20 lines of code total. Here I’ll show you how to use WordPress’ built in RSS parser to display your latest tweet in 5 lines of code.

Hello there! Here I collected a very great collection of 10 WordPress codes that I consider the most commonly used by any WordPress developer. The content was reformatted for quick reference from the Template Tag section of the WordPress.org Codex, a relative encyclopedia to WordPress themeing, and great reference for your WordPress questions.

The Loop is the heart of WordPress. Creating multiple loops is the way to go if you want to display your content in inspiring and novel ways. Featured posts, portfolio listings, different styled categories, they are all created using multiple WordPress Loops.

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.

A WordPress blog is an easy way to establish a dynamic online presence however it’s also very easy to get trigger happy with plugins and themes that ultimately slow down your websites loading time. Here’s a quick little checklist to help improve your blogs performance.

With so many solutions out there for managing your website, you may wonder “Why would I use WordPress as a CMS when it wasn’t intended to be so?” There is no doubt that WordPress is primarily intended for blog development, but that’s not all it can do. There are many advantages to using WordPress over other content management systems.

Just some friendly reminders to ensure your excellent web designs get the most exposure from search engine optimization on the web. The importance of this aspect of websites is most often overlooked with the purpose of websites being for businesses or companies.

Detailed information on how to create a completely automated blog using WordPress and how to maximise your WordPress blog for SEO.

Without having to download a plugin that will allow PHP to be executed inside a post, I would have to create a template file and use that. Which is what I did, and it works just fine. But for some reason I forgot all about shortcodes! With a shortcode, I could generate all the PHP in the functions file and then just call the shortcode when/where I want

For those who use WordPress on a daily basis, this is a no-brainer. However, as everyone seems to have their own pet CMS, it is sometimes hard for them to understand why anyone would use WordPress for something other than just a blogging platform.