JQuery is definitely a great Javascript framework, which allow you to, among other things, create stunning visual effects. Including JQuery is easy. But do you know that WordPress can make it even easier?
Shortcodes are always a good solution when you need to achieve a specific task. In this recipe, let’s see how we can insert an image in a post, simply by using a shortcode and the filename.
When working with WordPress queries, it may be very useful to be able to clone, store and restore $wp_query. This is exactly what we’re going to see in this recipe.
The “more” tag is indeed very useful in WordPress because it allow you to define a portion of post to be displayed on your blog homepage. Though, the problem with the “more” link is that you can’t change its text. Excepted if yoou apply this recipe.
Since WpRecipes has been launched, I had numerous requests to create a function that can display the word count of a post content. So, here is a function to do it easily.
Who said you have to be logged on your WordPress dashboard to publish a new post on your blog? PHP and cURL can do it easily for you. Let see how.
When releasing a WordPress theme to the public, you have to keep in mind that many persons blogs using a different language than English. WordPress themes can be easily translated, especially using this recipe.
