Custom fields can be very powerful and add a lot of flexibility to your content. Learn how to create custom field data and display it in your WordPress theme.
By default, WordPress compresses images uploaded via the media uploader. Learn how to change the level of compression in your functions file to better suit your website.
On a WordPress Multisite you might want to grab content from one of your websites (site 1) and display it on another (site 2). In this tutorial we’ll show you how to switch to another site and get the title, excerpt and main body content, then display it on one of your other sites.
Create a smooth scrolling effect to an anchor tag on the same page. You can pass a parameter to this so it’s reusable, and the link has graceful degradation for anyone who’s disabled JavaScript.
There are some incredibly useful plugins out there, and while I’ve never been one to install a plugin for the sake of it, here are my 10 essential plugins that I install on almost every site I make.
WordPress gives you three different image sizes to set in the media settings of the dashboard, but sometimes it’s handy to add a few more to your theme to use around your website.
By default WordPress will insert /category/ into the URL for all of your category links. With just a quick change in your dashboard settings you can easily remove this.
On occasion you might want to get the content from a specific post and display it on one of your pages. Here’s how it can be done using some of WordPress’ inbuilt functions and PHP.