If you’ve been following along you now know how to create a class and custom post types. The next step is to use it to display the posts on your site as a custom page.

Learn how to create new objects of your post type class using a custom page template in WordPress.

Announcing the release of a WordPress 3.0 Basic theme. This is a theme framework that has all kinds of great 3.0 features including a custom post type I made. It’s a great starter theme for WP theme developers, and just as great to use as is.

Check out everything included in this theme, and download it to try it out for yourself.

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Have been curious about how to create your own short codes for streamlining your blog post writing? Shortcodes are very useful for doing things that you can’t normally do most of the time, so check out this presentation on how to make short codes painlessly.

Learn how to easily add a category drop down select box to your WordPress search form to provide a more customizable way to search for a specific post on your site.

This is the second part of building a WordPress 3.0 custom post type class. In this tutorial we’ll build the methods that the class can use, and that any objects you build later on can access and use as well.

Learn how to utilize the new WordPress 3.0 shortlinks feature by adding an auto highlighting text input field to your posts that will highlight the current posts shortlink. This makes it easier to Cntrl + C to copy and paste somewhere else for sharing.

And it’s just kind of cool too.