This post is a continuation of the “WordPress Hacks” posts that I wrote earlier.
10 WordPress Hacks to Make your Life Easy
10 WordPress Hacks to Make your Life even Easier
If you liked those, you will love this one. Here goes :-
1. Fight Cross Browser Compatibility the WordPress Way
While designing a theme, there are numerous cross browser compatibility issues that raise their head, and most of the times we are left with … Continue Reading
Many times, I get requests from my clients who want to implement a Sliding Login Panel at the top of their WordPress blogs. With jQuery and the WordPress default login code, its very easy to build. Here is what it will look like :-
DEMO SLIDING LOGIN PANEL
The above demo is only HTML code and will not work with your WordPress blogs. In order to implement it into your WordPress themes, … Continue Reading
The last post that I had made on 10 WordPress Hacks to Make your Life Easy got a good number of comments and views. Based on the success, I have decided to make another WordPress Hacks post to make your life EVEN easier. Here is the list of 10 new hacks ready to be bookmarked :-
How to make a Sticky Post
A sticky post is one that will always be on … Continue Reading
Displaying Gravatars in comments
To refresh your memory, Gravatars are little user images from Gravatar.com that are displayed against your comments in the theme (if the theme is built to support Gravatars). A lot of WordPress themes are built without the support of Gravatars. So, here is some help for you to add Gravatars in your theme. Open up your comments.php file from the theme folder. Find this piece of … Continue Reading
Jai was awesome to work with. A port of an ASPX/HTML site to Wordpress went seamlessly, and his recreation of our look and feel were fantastic - Kevin Webster
Jai is a talented, creative and an enthusiastic web developer who has worked consistently to deliver high quality websites for my businesses - James Eccles
