Posts Tagged ‘posts’
How to Create a Post in WordPress Programmatically
wpinsite.com - For the majority of us WordPress users, creating WordPress posts and pages is a simple matter of using the built-in WYSIWYG editor. This article will demonstrate how you cab create a post or page in WordPress programmatically.
Find and Replace Text on Every Post
doitwithwp.com - If you change domains, or move from Blogger, or change plugins which require a change in shortcodes in your posts, this SQL command will go through every post on your site and replace one text string with another.
Allow Users to Create Posts on your Site with Formidable Pro
doitwithwp.com - Formidable Pro contains a great deal of flexibility that allows you to create forms which your users can create posts from, either in draft form, or posted live immediately.
Add Anything to the End of Posts
doitwithwp.com - This snippet allows you to add anything you want to the end of every post. For example, you could show an author info box, or information about your newsletter so that people can subscribe to it.
Display your latest Google+ content on your WordPress blog
wpinsite.com - There are times when you may wish to display your latest Google+ content on your WordPress powered blog. This code snippet demonstrates how to display your latest Google+ posts.
How to Display Posts only from Current User
dynamicwp.net - When a contributor in a multi-user site see the post list in the admin page, he could see not only his posts, but also posts from other contributors. Even he couldn’t edit the other posts, this still could be a ...
Using WordPress 3 Custom Post Types
wpinsite.com - With the release of WordPress 3.0 and more currently WordPress 3.1 the developers have introduced a great feature, called “Custom Post types”. This feature expands on what already is a great set of features and functions that WordPress already ...
Related Posts Without A Plugin With Thumbs
wpzine.com - Today I will show you how to add related posts on your blog without using a plugin, we will also do so with thumbnails. Note: in your post you may have to select an image as a “Featured Image” for ...
