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About This Series This is a three part series introducing Object-Oriented PHP, a way to manage your code and keep different parts separate, all while being easily accessible.
When I first looked into making styled author comments, I got a bit of a headache sifting through all of articles out there.
One of the (many) nice updates the comes bundled in WordPress 2.8 is with the_author_meta() template tag. This tag allows a developer to pull and display specific parts of any user’s information within a theme. Even though variations of this have been included in previous releases, this version has simplified it to a much easier [...]
The aim of this tutorial is to create a rating display system that pulls from the link section of WordPress (not posts). The rating will be represented on a five star scale to help add some flair to the result. Hopefully this will bring some much deserved attention to your favorite links, and let readers [...]
This is a quick and easy approach that tackles a pretty common technique. By the end of this tutorial you will be able to add pop up message boxes complete with dimmed background to your existing site. Feel free to take a look at the demo to scope out exactly what we’ll be creating here [...]
Web 2.0 is a fine thing. You can build whole websites, news systems, or picture galleries – just by using the power of content submitted by users. But be careful! You can never trust every user when it comes to submitting data. There are always those who may try to compromise your website by submitting [...]