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How To Customize The WordPress Admin Easily

Posted by Aurélien Denis on May 18, 2012 · Comments Off

In this article, we take a break from some of the more advanced ways to customize WordPress, and share some super-easy customization techniques for the WordPress Admin area. If you’re just getting started with WordPress, or have been running with default functionality for a while and now want to dig in with some useful and easy ways to customize your [...]

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Random Redirection In WordPress

Posted by Goce Mitevski on April 20, 2012 · Comments Off

If you run an online magazine, most of your readers will never go through your archive, even if you design a neat archive page. It’s not you; it’s just that going through archives is not very popular these days. So, how do you actually make readers dig in without forcing them? How do you invite them to (re)read in a way that’s not boring? How do you make [...]

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Smashing Special: What’s Going On In The WordPress Economy?

Posted by Siobhan McKeown on April 13, 2012 · Comments Off

In a post on her blog last year, WordPress designer, business woman and author Lisa Sabin Wilson, talked about how thankful she is to be part of the WordPress economy. It’s an economy that thousands of people, the world over, are benefiting from (including me!). It is an economy built on free, open source software. In this article I’m going to talk [...]

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Manage Events Like A Pro With WordPress

Posted by Daniel Pataki on April 7, 2012 · Comments Off

If you’ve ever tried working with, coding for or just thinking about anything to do with events, you know they are a total nightmare in every possible way. Repeating events, schedules, multiple days, multiple tracks, multiple prices, multiple speakers, multiple organizations, multiple payment options — the list goes on on for quite some time. Today [...]

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Useful WordPress Tools, Themes And Plugins

Posted by Smashing Editorial on March 23, 2012 · Comments Off

If you’re looking for some great ways to improve your WordPress workflow, read on for a massive collection of free themes, plugins, tools and tutorials. These resources were all linked via the Smashing Magazine Twitter stream, Facebook stream, and other social-media streams around the Web. These awesome resources have now been organized and consolidated for [...]

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Inside The WordPress Toolbar

Posted by Dominic Giglio on March 2, 2012 · Comments Off

The WordPress Admin Bar, first introduced in version 3.1, debuted to mixed reactions. A Google search for “wordpress admin bar” returns multiple articles about how to disable or remove it. Version 3.2 of WordPress introduced new features and functionality, and version 3.3 has not only further enhanced it but integrated the header of the admin section into the [...]

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Inside The WordPress Toolbar

Posted by Dominic Giglio on March 2, 2012 · Comments Off

The WordPress Admin Bar, first introduced in version 3.1, debuted to mixed reactions. A Google search for “wordpress admin bar” returns multiple articles about how to disable or remove it. Version 3.2 of WordPress introduced new features and functionality, and version 3.3 has not only further enhanced it but integrated the header of the admin section into the [...]

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Smashing Special: WordPress Theme Trends For 2012

Posted by Siobhan McKeown on February 9, 2012 · Comments Off

This special is the first in our series of Smashing Specials — extended articles and studies dedicated to a specific topic. The special features current WordPress theme trends for 2012, covering past trends, new developments in theme design and trends in the theme development. 2011 was a great year for WordPress, with some excellent new updates that saw the introduction [...]

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How To Use Custom Post Types To Organize Online Marketing Campaigns

Posted by Joshua Dodson on February 3, 2012 · Comments Off

Custom post types add a level of flexibility to WordPress that makes this open-source Web development platform more useful on many levels. Whenever I have been faced with a Web-based task, especially one that involves organizing information, the first thing I do is examine WordPress to determine if it can handle the job. It usually can. Image Source As an Internet [...]

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Limiting The Visibility Of WordPress Posts Via Usernames

Posted by Chris Ellison on January 27, 2012 · Comments Off

Controlling who is able to view a post is a simple task once the system is established. Limiting access to certain users has several applications, such as enabling a design studio to distribute artwork to its various clients, or enabling a small school to arrange for homework to be posted online using a cheap and easy solution. The easiest method to get this system [...]

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