Posts tagged ‘Wordpress’
The 10 Best Premium Fullscreen WordPress Themes
Fullscreen websites are becoming increasingly common – and with good reason: A fullscreen background is not only an excellent showcase for your portfolio, but also allows you to create a more immersive environment for visitors. With a fullscreen site, you have a greater chance to connect using photography and to convey emotion. Here’s the Best
Quick: Dynamically Open External Links in a New Window
Since I began writing HTML ten years ago, I hated using target=“blank” in my markup. Coupled with the fact that if you’re using a strict DOCTYPE the target method is invalid anyway, I began looking for an easy way to open only external links in a new window (and I realize there are pros and
8 Clean & Sharp WordPress Themes with Centered, Serif Headers
So I tried to nail down a specific look — at least, a specific feature. Each of these WordPress themes features the same style of header: A clean, centered, professional-looking serif typeface. Enjoy.
10+ (Almost) Essential WordPress Plugins
I’ve installed WordPress for a lot of people and each time there are a few plugins that always get installed — sort of by default, you could say. If I install a blog, these are ‘part of the package’ that I install and configure right after WordPress itself. I use these all on my own blogs as well — including This.Is.Inspired.
Add Custom Content for Your Blog’s Index Page
Most of the time we want our index page to the flashiest page on our site. A while ago I wanted to put a dynamic slideshow and special copy on my home page that wouldn’t show up on the rest of the site (and oversized, 2009-trendy intro header sentences written in first-person don’t count). It’s easy enough to do with plain ol’ CSS and HTML — even with the bulk of simple CMSs — but might be a bit more
Start Using WordPress Attachments Now
Check it out: How often have you wanted to add an attachment for a specific post in WordPress? This little snippet of PHP will let you do just that. It loads attachments into an array ($args), and then lists them (foreach…) with their respective titles (the_title).
