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Do you know that WordPress have a built-in RSS reader? Some time ago, I published a recipe to let you know how to use it. Today, I’m glad to show you an updated version of this very popular hack.

When you have lots of comments on your WordPress blog, it is a good thing to give a special style to admin comments, like I do on CatsWhoBlog.com. But what about being able to give special styles to editors, contributors and subscribers comments?

Every time you build a theme for Wordpress you are bound to the CSS classes which are hard-coded.
Here’s a method to overwrite the default method for printing the HTML for those lists.

In a few days, WordPress 2.9 will be released. This all new version feature a bunch of interesting functions to display an image attached to a post.

Printed magazines often display text in columns, so why blogs shouldn’t be able to do the same? Juste read on to find out how to easily and automatically display your post content in columns.

Twitter is a very cool tool, especially if you’re a blogger. Using some php it is easy to display how many times a specific blog post has been tweeted. This is what you’re going to learn in this recipe.

In order to create more traffic on your blog, it can be a good idea to let your readers send your posts to their friends by email. A few month ago, I already shown you a function to do that, here is an improved version for today.