Adding a Favicon to your website is critical to it’s identity. The favicon of a website is like your photo in your ID Card. Just like the photo identifies you, people can identify your site by a favicon, if you have a unique one. In this article we highlight how you can add a favicon to your WordPress blog.

Twitter has seen exponential growth in the past year which is the reason why more and more bloggers are now sharing their stories on twitter. If you haven’t seen one of the cool Retweet buttons on some of most famous blogs, then you are missing out. In this article, we will show you how to add a Retweet Button in all of your posts, so your audience can Tweet your stories with one click.

In this article we will show you how to display raw codes in your WordPress blog posts, so your users can not only see it, but copy and paste it if necessary.

While bloggers may know about gravatar and have an account, there are other users who don’t have a personal gravatar, so when they post a comment on a blog, a mystery man takes over their gravatar. You probably have seen it on many blogs, on a gray background a white guy. In this article we share a way to have a custom gravatar for your blog users which you can incorporate in your blog.

For advance users who want to display recent posts from a specific category, we have this article specially for you. Beginner users will most likely not use this. This tutorial is mostly used in creating magazine style themes.