It's time for the good stuff. This is the 3rd and final part to my 3 part tutorial series on how to create a dynamic featured posts slider using jQuery, that works without JavaScript. In this tutorial, I'll show how to combine what I went over in parts 1 and 2 to create a dynamically generated jQuery slider that displays the posts from the "Featured" category in Wordpress, plus so much more!...

This is a great little trick that doesn't require the use of a plugin. Sometimes you may want to use a custom logo on a site. Maybe you are making it for a client, and want to add a little bit more personalization to it. This snippet of code will enable you to change the Wordpress logo on the login page, to whatever image you define. ...

Nowadays its getting harder and harder to scour through all the junk or dated themes. So I am doing it for you starting with these Five great FREE themes from around the web....

This is where the fun begins. This is part 2 of creating a dynamic jQuery featured post slider that works with or without JavaScript. I guess you could say it's like 2 tutorials in 1, within a 3 tutorial series! Wow, that's a lot of tutorials. ...

There are new ways to use Wordpress found everyday proving just how many things Wordpress is capable of. Every time I go online it seems like I become aware of a new and different type of site Wordpress is being used for. A perfect example of this is WPVote.com which is a digg-like site that you can submit li...

Now that I have pretty much completed the awesomely cool, and dynamic, jQuery featured post slider you see at the top of the homepage, I've decided to write a multiple post tutorial on how to create something like it yourself. This first part will cover the basics of creating Wordpress custom loops, which you will need to know to make things like the slider dynamically pull content from posts....

Conditional statements are my favorite and most often used thing in Wordpress from the Meta tags in my head tags, to the CSS style sheet, to my sidebar. Have you ever noticed when you download a theme sometimes and you install the theme and there are already widgets there, then when you install widgets they end up disappearing. That's the magic of conditional statements. I use them everywh...