The Twenty Ten theme only comes with one default menu, which is included in the header. However the theme also supports multiple menus, thanks to the use of register_nav_menus(). Here’s a quick tip on how to take advantage of this function and add a second menu to the Twenty Ten theme.
Continue Reading »How to Exclude Pages from WordPress Search Results
By default, WordPress Search feature displays published posts and published pages in search results. Often when users are looking for something in a blog, it is most likely a post rather than a page. In this article, we will show you how to make your search more relevant and less crowded by excluding pages from WordPress search results.
Continue Reading »How to Add Social Media Share Count Widgets in WordPress
Social media buttons are being replaced by the share count widgets such as tweetmeme retweet widget, digg counter, facebook share and more. In this article, we will show you how you can add different social media share count buttons in WordPress.
Continue Reading »Adding Additional Default Headers to the WordPress Twenty Ten Theme
The Twenty Ten theme comes with eight default headers. Any default header that you set is replaced with the “featured image” of a post. You can only see the new header when viewing that post. In this week’s WordPress Quick Tip we’ll see how simple it is to add additional headers to the Header’s Panel.
Continue Reading »Lucky Winners of iThemes WordPress Themes Giveaway
This past week, we had a fantastic opportunity to giveway one of the most popular WordPress theme providers, iThemes. We really want to thank Cory Miller (@corymiller303) for helping us orchestrate this giveaway. We are giving away 10 copies of the iThemes WordPress theme, and each of our winners get to choose the theme that they like.
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