We have received an insider news that WooThemes, one of the largest WordPress theme provider, has partnered up with another company to launch a product that will make their websites render in a “sexy way on iPhones & Android-powered devices”.
This past weekend, Syed Balkhi (@syedbalkhi) from WPBeginner was attending WordCamp Birmingham.
Not too long ago, we were talking about WordPress 3.0, but from the looks of the development track, we are on our way to WordPress 3.1. From the scope, it looks like the new version will be out sometime in mid December 2010. There are some very exciting features that will be added, so lets get right on it.
WordCamp Birmingham is scheduled for September 18-19 at University of Alabama Heritage Hall. Syed Balkhi will be representing WPBeginner at this conference. Syed is also speaking on the topic of “How to Speed up WordPress and Boost Site Performance” which would be very helpful for beginners and intermediates due to the hands-on structure of the presentation.
Beginning WordPress 3 is quite the instructional tome by Stephanie Leary.
If you are using Custom Post Types, or thinking of custom post types, then you may have the urge to add it into your main RSS Feed. In this article, we will share how you can add Custom Post Types to your main WordPress RSS feeds.
One of our users asked us how can they create a separate RSS feed for a specific custom post type in WordPress. In this article, we will be answering that question.
Often when WordPress bloggers signup for third party publisher accounts such as Digg and others, they are required to verify ownership. Most services offer multiple options of verification such as adding meta tags to the header, uploading a blank file, and adding content to the RSS feed.
Digging into WordPress is a book written by two of the most credible figures in the WordPress industry, Jeff Starr and Chris Coyier. They recently announced the release of version 3 to cover the latest WordPress changes.
One of our users asked us a question on twitter (@wpbeginner), how to create a custom post types archive page. We covered it in our initial article about Custom Post Types, but it wasn’t explained thoroughly. So in this article, we will show you a step by step guide on creating a custom post types archive page in WordPress.
