Popular Posts in WordPress

When you start working with WordPress on a new CMS site, it is clever to make your content visible to the audience with different ways. Here is a code hack, that can help you build a “Popular Posts” area.
<h2>Popular Posts</h2>
<ul>
<?php $result = …

Change WordPress Default Excerpt [...]

WordPress excerpt by default, looks like [...]. But this is not what we might want for a costumer’s page, where their blog/site is more corporate. That’s why, we will see how to change it.

Edit your theme’s  functions.php file (create one if it doesn’t exist) …

Ads into WordPress Feeds

Many of your readers just grab your rss feed and might never return to your web page! That way you might be losing money from the advertisements you have put inside your content. To avoid that, we will show you a way to include your …

BuddyPress 1.2 released

BuddyPress for WordPress has been released, still in a beta stage. Now you can use buddypress on WordPress, without the need to install WordPress MU. Here is the release post at BuddyPress blog:

The release candidate version of BuddyPress 1.2 is now ready for

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WordPress Alternating Comments Styles

WordPress comments is probably one of the coolest features of WordPress. Our users can interact with our web site, giving us feedback for our articles. More importantly, many times when you go through comments, you can see some interesting conversations going on. Here is a …

WordPress Related Posts without using a Plugin

Related posts is one of the most used functions in WordPress. Even though there are some great plugins to achieve this, the best way is to use a function of your own to display the related posts. To do that, simply copy and paste the …

WordPress 3.0 Features

While #WordcampGRE was taking place, we have had some great time speaking with some of Automattic Members. That was actually a nice experience and we are thankful for all the support they have provided us. With all that talk, they have shared some really good …