I am at WordCamp Las Vegas its opening session and Brandon Dove is discussing theme frameworks and child themes. It reminded me of a little project I started a while ago, to speed up my WordPress Development.

Are you trying to figure out how to show your custom post types posts as a single post listing? Either for your homepage, or some other custom page? Or are you looking to create just a list of custom post type titles for your sidebar.

Here’s how to do both.

Stop searching for a way to make a drop down menu using WP nav menu in WordPress 3.0 only to not be able to find a solution because you’ve just found it.

Learn how to make a WP drop down nav menu 3.0, right here, including the use of jQuery to add some nice effects to it as well.

Trying to get your custom post types in WordPress to be included in your search results when you search your site?

How about just any kind of customized search for content of your choosing? Here’s how to do it, simple and sweet.

I’ve been very busy with a lot of really cool things. Come find out what great things I’ve been working on, and how you can benefit from the amazing free stuff and other cool things which have been in the works with my new creation.

This is a guest post on WPShout .com that shows an easy way to create a custom new post submit form for the front-end of your site.

It is my first guest post, but it’s not one you’d want to miss.

This is the result of me grabbing colors from things I like the color of, which led to me taking multi-colored patterns and gradients and adjusting the hue/saturation, blending mode, and opacity of them over and over grabbing all the colors of it after each change.