The idea here is to give readers the ability to navigate around your site. You want organized content. You want content that’s linked together in meaningful ways. Custom taxonomies allow us to group our content in ways that simple categories and tags can’t
When we design our blogs, we tend to forget our visitors/users who’re following us with their feed readers. In this tutorial, we’re going to learn to “hack” our blog’s feed for a better feed reading experience for our users.
you create an invoice from you WordPress installation’s admin section, an email with a brief invoice description and a unique link is sent to your client. Your client follows the special link to your blog’s where their invoice is automatically displayed for them. After reviewing the invoice, your client pays their bill using a credit card or PayPal account, and you are immediately notified.
Fully featured event registration management including recurring events, locations management, calendar, Google map integration, booking management
Are you a beginner who is looking for an inspiration just like a web designer that is working on a new design? Then, this article is for you
Beautify your default directory listings! Displaying index-less file views is a great way to share files, but the drab, bare-bones interface is difficult to integrate into existing designs. While there are many scripts available to customize the appearance and functionality of default directory navigation, most of these methods are either too complicated, too invasive, or otherwise insufficient for expedient directory styling. In this comprehensive tutorial, you will learn how to use the built-in functionality of Apache’smod_autoindex module to style and enhance your default directory views with a smorgasbord of stylistic and functional improvements.
Use the IndexOptions, HeaderName, ReadmeName, and IndexIgnore directives in an .htaccess file to instruct Apache’s automatic index generation on how to customize the file list
As mobile devices become less of a luxury and more of a necessity, the bottom line is becoming obvious:your fixed-width WordPress theme needs to be responsive. Now’s the time to seriously consider converting your WordPress theme to be mobile-friendly. This tutorial will show you the basic steps to make your site fluid.
