Tom McFarlin on Oct 25th 2011 | wp.tutsplus.com :: In the first post, we took a look at how to attach a file – specifically, a PDF – to WordPress posts and pages without having to use a plugin or third-party solution. At this point, you can only upload files – there’s no way to actually deactivate the link or delete the link to the file once it has been uploaded. In this post, we’ll take a look at how to provide some slightly better [read more]
By the Editorial Staff in Themes | wpbeginner.com :: Have you ever wondered how you could style different elements of the WordPress theme? Well it varies from theme to theme, but there are certain CSS classes and IDs that are generated by WordPress. If you are someone who is trying to style a theme, or looking to create a theme for public release, then these are some style elements that you might want to consider adding in your theme. The goal of this cheat sheet [read more]
Harish Chouhan on Sep 16th 2011 | wp.tutsplus.com :: Have you recently started using WordPress for your client’s project and want to further impress your client with better packaging? This article will focus on packaging WordPress so that, in just few minutes after completion of a project, it will feel more unique to the client and not have the generic feel. A great product comes with great packaging. When you develop a website for your client, packing it well adds the additional feel good [read more]
Connor Turnbull on Sep 27th 2011 | wp.tutsplus.com :: The dashboard is somewhat the heart of a blog. It controls all the content and the options of your blog. But, as we know, WordPress is not a custom product specific to one type of blog, but rather something that has been created to accommodate a wide variety of bloggers. Therefore, the contents of the dashboard can be pretty generic and might need a bit of customizing to be optimized for your website’s type. This is [read more]
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