Displaying two columns for categories in your WordPress is not too hard. Just takes a little php, html, and css. You can put this in your posts, pages, or sidebar. We are taking the usual category code for WordPress. <?php wp_list_categories(); ?> and replacing it with the following code. This php splits up each category
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Display Posts From A Category In WordPress
Recently I had a run in with coding with a client who had a developer put together a sloppy custom WordPress query in place of a proper loop. In fact, it was amazing because it was put in replace of code on a great premium theme by StudioPress. By the way, no it was not
[Continue Reading...]How to Display A User Welcome Message In WordPress
Whether you just like to put up a personal greeting or have a site that has quite a few users, something a welcome message is nice. I have seen a few people put this together and have a centralized paged where users can log in, read the personal message, and then go on their merry
[Continue Reading...]Brand Your WordPress Login Page Without A Plugin
There is a Custom Admin Branding plugin for that, but why bother when you can insert a few lines into your theme’s functions.php file? 😉 However, if you like to change up your site’s theme sometimes, you probably want to change the log in page too. A lot of people have been really hooked into
[Continue Reading...]How To Make A Tag Cloud Page In WordPress
Some people really would like to have a tag page. Well, on this tutorial, you will be able to add a tag cloud to a page without making a template or even using a plugin. You can use the template where you create a page and can select it, but perhaps you want to add
[Continue Reading...]Display First WordPress Full Entry and then Following as Excerpts
I like to use this code to display the first full entry and then the rest of my entries as excerpts from my main page. This is not hard to do and only requires that you replace a few code snippets. You can apply this to your theme’s index template file (most commonly index.php), or
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