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Speed Up WordPress: A Developer’s POV
As an end-user, you might find WordPress ridiculously slow sometimes, not because WordPress itself is slow, but rather the way you're using WordPress is not optimized. That's why speeding up WordPress is a topic that can never get old. Mashable talked about it more than a year ago, Noupe has recently published an article about it, and even a design magazine blog has done the same thing.
All articles found on the Internet... more
URL to Post ID for Custom Post Types
In WordPress, url_to_postid is a magic function that helps you convert certain URLs to IDs. However, it is limited to built-in post types. This tip will show you how to quickly make url_to_postid work with WordPress custom post types.... more
Ten Useful WordPress Constants You Might Love
A WordPress constant is simply a variable that can not be changed once it is defined. As static as a constant is, it still plays an important role in controlling how your WordPress works.
If you are asked to name some WordPress constants, it would not be a surprise if you mention ones like WP_DEBUG, ABSPATH, or WP_LANG, because they are somewhat widely used. In this article, I will list and explain other... more
Properly Format your Filesize in WordPress
Format the sizes of your attachments (or any other files) nicely using size_format().... more
Enqueue Style Sheets with Conditional Statements
Using a built-in but hidden feature of WordPress to enqueue your IE-specific style sheets.... more
Properly get your Plugin’s Path and URL
Yet another two undocumented WordPress functions that can help you tremendously when writing a plugin or theme.... more
Disable some WordPress Pages of Little Use
There are pages in WordPress that you might never use, such as daily archive page, attachment page, and so on. This tip will show you how to disable them!... more
Include Custom Post Types in Default Post Listings
Read this tip to know how to include any post type in default post listings such as feeds, tag archives, date archives, etc.... more
Custom Post Types – Explain the Unexplained
Custom Post Types has been one of the most discussed topics when people talk about WordPress since version 3.0. Whether you are developing a website using WordPress as a CMS or you just have different content types rather than posts, pages or attachments, custom post types is the most complete way to go.
In order to add custom post types to your website or blog you can either use some plugins that have... more
