Archive for the ‘WordPress’ Category

17 May 2008

k9

UPDATE: A newer version to support the latest version of WordPress (2.8) will be release soon. If you’re interested to get an early copy, do shoot me an email. Download k9 WordPress theme. Only compatible with WordPress 2.5 and above. Features Custom Header WordPress Widgets Screenshot

09 May 2008

WordPress Comment Form Skip Link

Skip link (or Skip Navigation link) for comment form is really important when your entry has a lot of comments. But there’s no point in having one when your comment form is just few pixel away after the entry. This is how you can show the skip link if the comment reach n number of [...]

09 Apr 2008

While everyone is trying to increase their RSS / Atom subscribers, this is how you can offer no feed to your readers on your WordPress. Go to Settings → Reading sub-panel. Under Syndication feeds show the most recent is set to -1 (negative 1) posts.

04 Apr 2008

Remove blog from WordPress.com Blog Stats?

I got few self-hosted WordPress blog registered under my WordPress.com account in order to use WordPress.com Stats. Unfortunately, there are blogs that I accidentally added to this account and for that reason I would like to remove these blogs. The problem is how? Deactivating WordPress.com Stats plugins from the blogs doesn’t help. Even with clearing [...]

07 Nov 2007

Remove WordPress rsd_link(), wlwmanifest_link(), wp_generator()

rsd_link(), wlwmanifest_link(), wp_generator() (introduced in revision 6195) are bunch of WordPress default filters that clutter the section of your theme template file: … … Not using it? Simply remove those lines by adding the following [...]

07 Oct 2007

tumblelog

UPDATE: A newer version to support the latest version of WordPress (2.8) will be release soon. If you’re interested to get an early copy, do shoot me an email. A tumblelog engine / theme for self-hosted WordPress with some bits of microformats love. Only compatible with WordPress 2.6 and below as this is the last [...]

20 May 2007

Using datetime-design-pattern in WordPress

You can use the datetime-design-pattern to publish both a human and machine readable by applying this code in your WordPress template within The Loop replacing the_time or the_date: ”>