If you’re a long time WordPress user like myself, you may have gotten used to using the <!– more –> tag to display teaser material in your RSS feeds. If so, the decision to remove support for this feature in the 2.5 release of WordPress may have had you a bit put off. Since WordPress [...]
If you’re like me and occasionally need to post code snippets in your wordpress powered blog posts, then you absolutely adore the highlight source pro plugin by Christian Knoflach. Gone are the days of hard to read and uncopyable code snippets. Highlight Source pro not only displays your code as a preformatted text via the [...]
If you are a blogger that accepts paid posts or paid reviews, you have either experienced or will experienced Google’s policy of wiping your PageRank to zero. I have seen several methods posted on other blogs for counteracting this issue. The most notable of these methods has been to cave completely to Google and [...]
One of the largest shortcomings of the WYSIWYG editor bundled with WordPress is that like may so called “smart” editors, it likes to change your code for you. Visual editors are notorious for this, and have been for years. It seems that the designers of these editors just “know” that what you were [...]
One of the projects I’m working on is a community-based blog system. Because of what I’m trying to accomplish, I have a need to add extra fields to my user’s profile information. Without giving anything away, I need a profile picture, some information on what organization my members belong to, state, and a [...]
