How to Speed Up WordPress
Some things you can try to speed up wordpress would be the following. But backup wordpress before trying. 1. Install a caching plugins such as W3 Total Cache or WP Super Cache 2. Deactive unused...
read moreCommon WordPress Conditional Functions
Here are some common WordPress conditional functions. Note that this is not an inclusive list. Conditional Tag: is_home() – blog home is_front_page() – site front page is_single()...
read moreTutorial to Create Custom Post Type in WordPress
In this tutorial, we will create a new custom post type (or some people call them custom content type) which we will call “News”. Think of it as another type of “post”...
read moreWhere are the WordPress theme files
When you learn WordPress theming or to customize WordPress look and feel or functionality, you will need to edit the WordPress theme files. It you are going to modify an default WordPress theme...
read moreHow to Alter the WordPress Main Loop
In this tutorial, we show you the technique for altering the WordPress main loop on the homepage. We take the example of wanting to exclude a certain category from being displayed in the main...
read moreHow to change number of posts before pagination in WordPress
By default, WordPress will display a list of your blog post on the home page 10 posts at a time. There will be pagination navigation to go to next page or older posts to see the rest. What if...
read moreHow to query posts with custom fields in WordPress
Below screenshot shows a post with a custom field of Notes … Suppose we want to query all posts that contains this custom field “Notes”. In this tutorial, we will show you how to...
read moreTutorial Creating a Custom User on WordPress
In WordPress, you can create a custom user role with custom capabilities. This tutorial will show you how to create a custom role called “writer” that can only create draft of posts and...
read moreHow to Create a Network of Site using WordPress Multisite Feature
Starting with WordPress 3.0, you have the ability to create multi WordPress sites with only one WordPress install. This was formerly known as WordPress MU (or WordPress MultiUser). But now it is...
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