When it comes to WordPress navigation, I like to include some styling that signifies when a user is on that specific page. Indicating to a user the current page they’re on is a small thing, but it adds to the overall usability of the site. My normal routine is to style the navigation menu to [...]
October 2010
The default WordPress login screen has a nice clean look to it, but there may be times where you want to customize its appearance with a custom login logo. For example, let’s say you’re creating a custom theme for someone and want to add a special touch to it. Why not add this special touch [...]
I have been asked several times how I added the Facebook share and Twitter retweet widgets to the posts on this blog so I thought I would post exactly how I did this. Before I start, there are a few things I should mention. First, anyone who knows me knows that I won’t use a [...]
Customizing a WordPress site with custom post types can be a wonderful thing. Custom post types make it possible to do things that could not be done with earlier versions of WP. I recently had a project where I implemented this new feature and feel it is worth sharing how I got everything to work. [...]