Few days ago, we showed you how to add the Pinterest “Pin It” button in your WordPress blog. We are seeing more and more people joining Pinterest every day. Some of you might even want to show your latest pins in your sidebar. Well, in this article, we will show you an easy way to displaying your latest pinterest pins in your sidebar or any other dynamic widgets area. First thing you need to do is install and activate the…
Continue Reading »How to Show Weather Forecast in Your WordPress
Recently one of our users asked us if there was an easy way for her to display local weather on her blog. After doing some research, we found that there were tons of plugins available that will let you display weather forecast in WordPress. In this article, we will share two plugins that will let you show daily weather forecast in your WordPress blog. WP Google Weather The reason why we picked this plugin was its ease of installation. Unlike…
Continue Reading »How to Create a Blogging Checklist in WordPress
Whether you have a multi-author blog or a single-author blog, a checklist is something that everyone needs. When writing we often make careless mistakes. Often we go live with those changes and have our users point out the errors. Sometimes the error in the post goes uncaught for weeks. Well that is when you need a checklist can come handy. Checklist can serve as a list of reminders that you set for yourself before you publish a post. Most folks…
Continue Reading »How to Add Google Fonts in WordPress Post Editor
Fonts are one of the most important aspects of your WordPress blog, and in case you didn’t know Google has a library of about 300 webfonts that you can use on your WordPress site. Because they are hosted on Google’s servers they load quickly and they are also open source so you are free to use them as you wish. In this article we are going to show you how to easily access these fonts by using a plugin. First…
Continue Reading »How to Track Site or Network-wide User Activity in WordPress
Have you ever managed a multi-author blog or a network of blogs? Things can get chaotic when there are that many users making changes. Yes, WordPress post drafts keep records of who changed what, but it is really hard for an administrator to keep track of all of these activities. We ran into this problem recently, so we looked around to find a solution. And you know when they say “There’s a Plugin for That”, yup there is. In this…
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