If you ever wanted to make your site's dashboard area look more customized to fit your site, well here are some ways you can do that. I'm here to completely unlock the secrets of the WordPress Dashboard design and open up a whole new world of customization for WordPress users everywhere....

There's been a somewhat "big" update, or change, made to the register_taxonomy() and register_post_type() functions in Wordpress. You will now be able to customize the capabilities of custom types you create, even MORE!! Note: This is a new update, which may be subject to change in the near future since it is more than a minor typical alteration....

You want to learn how to make a custom login and register form for your Wordpress site right? Maybe you want to utilize the password reset form while your at it. Perhaps, you may want to set up all 3 of these forms in a way that isn't confusing to people, or in a way that takes up much space on the page. Well, this tutorial will show you how to do all of this quickly and easily. It's simple....

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!...

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....

As I write this, and try to finish the theme for this website so it can go live as soon as possible, I'm thinking back to earlier today (yesterday now since it's 3am) about what a great time it was even as a volunteer. Wordcamp Boston at the Microsoft N.E.R.D. Center in Cambridge, Ma. was awesome. If you were at Wordcamp Boston, or just so...