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WordPress 3.0 will allow you to create custom post types, so what about being able to list those custom types on your blog homepage? This very useful piece of code will show you how you can do it.

Each time you define a specific post as being private or password-protected, WordPress automatically add “Private” or “Protected” to your blog post title. If you don’t want it, nothing simpler: Just apply this great hack.

Do you know that it is possible to insert post in WordPress programmatically? In this recipe, I’ll show you how to do it easily.

This script will replace the uploaded image (if bigger than the larger size defined in your settings) by the large image generated by WordPress to save space in your server, and save bandwidth if you link a thumbnail to the original image, like when a lightbox plugin is used.

By default, WordPress automatically converts all links from the post content to nofollow. If you prefer your links to be dofollow, just read and use the following recipe.

Nowadays, any serious blog have its own favicon. To add yours into WordPress, you can directly edit header.php or you can use a more clean technique, using the power of WordPress hooks.

The .htaccess file have lots of possibilities. Today, let’s see how we can protect our WordPress blog from scripts injection, and unwanted modification of _REQUEST and/or GLOBALS.