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Do you need to know how many posts are returned by a custom query? It is pretty easy to do. Just read on, this is what I’m going to show you today.

When creating a WordPress based website for a client, you may need to make sure that he can’t switch themes. This is what I’m going to show you in today’s recipe.

Introduced in WordPress 3.1, the Admin bar is a new feature that many users like. Today, I’m going to show how you can add custom links to WordPress admin bar.

When writing custom WordPress theme or plugins, you might want to inform users that something important needs doing, perhaps due to an upgrade. e.g. You need the user to update a setting, or check that their settings have been transposed correctly. This is a very short guide that shows you how to add a error or status message using the correct WordPress hooks.

If you need to change your WordPress login, the easier is to use PhpMyAdmin and execute a simple SQL query to update it. Here’s a quick recipe to show you how to proceed.

WordPress provides feeds in four different formats: Atom, RDF, RSS, and RSS2. These days, most people are only using the RSS2 format. So what about redirect Atom, RDF, RSS to RSS2? This is what I’m going to show you today.

When building a site using WordPress, you often need to redirect the user to the login page. Today, I’m going to show you how you can easily redirect the user to the current page after login.