Recently working on a client’s site, we discovered a useful trick that will disable automatic formatting in WordPress posts through the use of shortcodes.

The Facebook like button extends their like feature to other sites on the web. If the users are logged into their facebook account, then they can “like” or “recommend” a web page to all of their facebook friends as they are reading it from the site. In this article, we will share the advantages of Facebook like button and show you how you can easily add it in your WordPress posts, blogs, and sites.

If your blog has some restricted area that you don’t want to publicize to all visitors, just for members only, then you might want to force users to login before reading these posts. Fortunately, WordPress has a built-in function which can help us to do that.

Twitter launched it’s @anywhere platform not too long ago. This new platform integrates twitter into your site with a few lines of JavaScript. It allows for more tweets, more traffic, more follows, more engagement, more users, and more insight. In this article, we will share how you can add some elements of Twitter’s anywhere platform on your WordPress blog.

Upon the release of WordPress 2.9, we shared with you an article that shows you how to add fields like twitter and facebook to author profile page. In this article we will show you how you can remove unwanted default author profile fields to make WordPress admin panel more user friendly for your clients.