Category Archive for: Tips & Tricks
Tip: Change Pagination in WordPress Admin Panel
4/26/09 -
When I am looking to moderate some comments or simply browse my posts in my WP-admin section, I find it pretty annoying that WordPress only shows 20 items. There are more people that don’t like this and that’s why WP»
Fix Missing Images During WordPress Database Import
4/13/09 -
After transferring a WordPress site from one domain to another there is often an issue with missing images. Even though you checked the box that sounds like it is downloading and transferring all attachments.
During the import process, you have that»
Create a Plugin With Its Own Custom Database Table
4/06/09 -
In 99% of the currently available WordPress plugins, there is absolutely no need for them to have a custom table – WordPress utilizes the ‘options’ table to help in most cases. However, what if your plugin requires it’s own “space”»
Tip: Favicon Function
4/03/09 -
If you have a favicon you want to add to your WordPress powered blog, you can simply add a function to your functions.php file from inside your theme directory.
Here is the snippet:
{code type=php}
Add a Maximum Width To Your Images
3/29/09 -
One thing I find annoying about the WordPress “Add New Post” page is the images part. You know, if you have a content area of 500px width and you will add an image of 800px width, your whole layout gets screwed»
Tip: Working With WordPress Options
3/27/09 -
The WordPress engineer has just published a great tutorial on WordPress and Options. When WordPress is installed, a number of MySQL database tables are created to store all the nessassary information. There is one table called options.
This options table is used»
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