By Santiago on June 22, 2009
A well-known tip in the blogosphere regarding WordPress is to remove the WordPress version from your meta-tags that are automatically generated by your WordPress blog. This information can be used by potential hackers to pinpoint which version of WordPress you are using, and can help them find an exploit to start hacking your website. Since [...]
Posted in WordPressCreme News | Tagged Code, Hacks, How To, Site, Wordpress
By Santiago on June 4, 2009
Deep within the source code of WordPress lies an endless list of useful functions just waiting for you to use them in your theme or plugin. The problem is, most people don’t know they exist, probably because the Codex is ridiculously underdeveloped, and most people hate looking through source code. Luckily for you, reading the [...]
Posted in Tips & Tricks | Tagged Code, Functions, Wordpress
By Santiago on April 24, 2009
WordPress CodeSniffer is a It is an essential development tool that ensures your code remains clean and consistent. It can also help prevent some common semantic errors made by developers.
Posted in Useful Tools & Services | Tagged Code, CodeSniffer, Standard, Wordpress
By Santiago on April 15, 2009
Ever wished you could be able to upload your images, and didn’t care about manually resizing it? If yes, here is a real time saver: A php script that can resize your images “on the fly”.
Posted in Tips & Tricks | Tagged Code, How To, Images, Resize
By Santiago on April 15, 2009
JQuery is very popular now in WordPress used for menus, lists, form validation and it is used for comment forms style modification too.
In this post I want to show you How you can change the style of your comment forms in WordPress making more great looking using JQuery.
When comment form is selected JQeury changes the style of the forms using some of the CSS classes,changing the text, background and border form color.
Posted in Tips & Tricks | Tagged Code, Form, JQuery, Snippet, Style