The the_title(); function allow you to simply display the title of a post or page. Sometimes, you may need to be able to overwrite this function and use a custom title. here is how to do it, using a custom field.
Running local WordPress stack is common for development purposes. Such environment is quite different from hosting server and one of issues for me was making WordPress fetch RSS feed with Internet access through proxy server.
Who said a blog always have to display the same boring sidebar on each page? Just create a few sidebar files, upload it to your theme directory. This cool code will do the rest!
Many themes developer are loosing aprecious time while creating WordPress themes, because they redefine many CSS style which are already styled by default. In fact, WordPress provide a CSS stylesheet that you can use and save a big time!
Many “new generation” themes, as such as P2 include a nice feature named “inline comments”: The option of having comments displayed in your index.php file. Let’s see how to do it.
Since a few hours, a new security loophole has been discovered in WordPress 2.8.X. This problem allow anyone to reset your admin password. Creepy, isn’t it? Don’t panic, just read on to solve the problem.
When activated, some plugins automatically ads their css stylesheet to your WordPress blog. This is great in most cases, but it is a lot cleaner to have all your css styles in one stylesheet. Here’s a hack to disable plugin specific stylesheets.
