Today, most of websites use the RSS Feed with Feedburner to analyse and to count its readers. In this tutorial, I’ll explain how create a custom RSS Feed button with the readers number. You’ll use PHP with GD and XML.

Adding too many pages to a WordPress blog that has a navigation bar in the header can really make your WordPress blog a mess. There are options to control what pages are shown in the navigation bar and even a way to add external links.

Many of us use WordPress not only as a blog platform but also as a multifaceted CMS. There are many features WordPress give that go beyond the blog format and that with the right adjustments and/or plugins, can be used to provide a complete solid solution. Thats why we choose to build this up on WordPress.

Around two years ago or so I started developing themes for WordPress for the company that I work, and one thing that never ceased to amaze me is how incredible is the simplicity WordPress give to developers to build themes. There are a lot of great functions and constants to help you, not only to develop but also to keep your theme code flexible and clean.

I recently had been working in a site with a CMS powered by WordPress and was asked to list nicely all the full names and emails of all the active users. As I didn’t found a function/solution out of the box thought of sharing it with you.

A little while ago I noticed that wordpress 2.6 introduced the ability to add captions to images.
This seemed like a great idea, and looked great in the actual WordPress Admin WYSIWYG editor (TinyMCE), however I couldn’t actually find any themes that had the proper CSS for the captioning, so decided I would make it up myself.

When you build up a website you should keep in mind how you´ll want search engines to index your content. The main reason you’ll want to take control is to get all the juice out of your content and prevent possible indexing problems. Although this apply for all sites in this article I’m going to focus in a WordPress based site situation.

This WordPress optimization guide is a collection of useful tips and tutorials on how to speed up your WordPress site.

So you have WordPress installed! Congratulations! Now what? I find myself installing WordPress quite often, so I’ll share with you my “first steps” after a fresh install to get WordPress set up to my liking. This involves changing settings, resetting the theme, and some universally useful plugins

10 things all wordpress theme creators should know.