WpRecipes.com - Daily recipes to cook with WordPress

Do you ever wanted to be able to get tags related to one (or more) specific category? If yes, I’m pretty sure you’ll be delighted with this very cool tip.

When another blog links to yours, WordPress automatically receive a pingback. This is cool because you are notified about it, but pingback don’t really add value to your posts. Considering that fact, what about getting rid of them?

On October 06, 2008, I launched a new blog dedicated to quick and efficient WordPress tips and hacks, called WpRecipes. Today is WpRecipes first birthday, and a great day to introduce lots of changes and improvements.

Sometimes you may need to get all custom fields from a specific post or page. Thanks to Paul, who contributed to WpRecipes, for sharing a function that do the job.

Nick of ElegantThemes.com just released a killer option page for all his themes. To celebrate this great achievement, Nick decided to offer an ElegantThemes subscription to two of my readers. Just read this post to know more about Nick’s options page and the contest.

By default, the loop is the easiest way to display WordPress posts. Though, we can create a shortcode that will make post displaying ven simpler. Perfect for sites who are using WordPress as a CMS!

When working with lots and lots of plugins, it can be useful for developers to be able to check if a particular WordPress plugin is active or not. Just read this recipe to find out.