140 WordPress Administration Menus/Panels/Pages (Video) Part of the “How to Write a WordPress Plugin” series This Lesson – Overview In previous lessons we introduced plugins, built a basic working plugin template file structure, created a simple plugin class for our plugin and produced the demonstration plugin, Text to Hyperlink. In this series of lessons we’ll Continue reading »
131 Text to Hyperlink Filter Example (Video) Part of the “How to Write a WordPress Plugin” series This Lesson – Overview In this lesson we’ll continue the hooks, filters and actions topic with a demonstration filter. This continues the previous lessons where we introduced plugins, built a basic working plugin template file structure and created Continue reading »
130 WordPress Hooks, Actions and Filters (Video) Part of the “How to Write a WordPress Plugin” series This Lesson – Overview In previous lessons we introduced plugins, built a basic working plugin template file structure and created a plugin class for our plugin. In this lesson we’ll cover hooks, filters and actions. Contents What are Continue reading »
120 The Plugin Class (Video) Part of the “How to Write a WordPress Plugin” series This Lesson – Overview In previous lessons we covered the introduction to plugins and the naming and declaration of a WordPress plugin. In this lesson we’ll introduce our WordPress plugin class. This class can be used as a basis for Continue reading »
110 WordPress Plugin Naming and Declaration (Video) Part of ‘How to Write a WordPress Plugin’ Series This Lesson – Overview In the previous lesson we’ve covered the introduced to plugins. In this lesson we’ll cover the naming and declaration of a WordPress plugin and create the main php plugin file. This file has a pre-defined Continue reading »
101 Introduction to WP Plugins Hi, my name is Philip King, welcome to this tutorial series on Writing a WordPress Plugin. Viewing Order Since each of the tutorials in this series builds on each other, I recommended you progress through the tutorials in the order they are presented. Contents Acknowledgements – Thanks Before I begin Continue reading »
How to Remove All WordPress HTML Comment Tags By default, WordPress allows commentators to use a restricted set of HTML tags in comment, quote and/or format text. In most blogs this "feature" is rarely if ever used but does leave the site open to "spam" links. In such cases we might be better off removing Continue reading »
How to Remove HTML Tags from WordPress 3.x Comment Box How to remove: “You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href=”” title=””> <abbr title=””> <acronym title=””> <b> <blockquote cite=””> <cite> <code> <del datetime=””> <em> <i> <q cite=””> <strike> <strong> ” in the comment box above “Post Comment” button of Twenty ten WordPress 3. Continue reading »
How to Make a Website Fast and Easy Anyone can make a website these days using the services and products readily available to us all. But for a first-time web master, it can be a slow and frustrating process, as you figure out how everything works, what is compatible with what else and how everything Continue reading »
How to Build a WordPress Ecommerce Website Store WordPress is widely held as one of the easiest ways to get your presence onto the web. You can have your own hosting available, so that you choose the name of your website, or you can have WordPress actually host everything for you, at no cost. Because Continue reading »
How To Create A Custom 404 Error Page Using .htaccess File Have you ever seen a page with text similar to the following, usually discovered when you mistype a URL or go to a page that no longer exists? “Not Found The requested URL was not found on this server. Apache Server at www.somewebsite.com Port Continue reading »
Kontera ContentLinks – Switch from Double to Single Underline If you haven’t heard of Kontera ContentLinks (http://www.kontera.com/), they are the leading developer of In-Text Advertising Solutions for web publishers and advertisers. You can recognise their ads by the double underline links found on words within web pages. Their software finds contextually relevant keywords on a Continue reading »
How to Install Google Custom Search Engine in WordPress – Part 2 Getting and configuring GCSE Go to the WordPress Plugin Directory and download the, Google Custom Search, plugin. Unzip the downloaded file to your wp-content/plugins folder. Sign up for Google Custom Search (if you haven’t already). Click the, "Create a Custom Search Engine", button Continue reading »
How to Install Google Custom Search Engine in WordPress – Part 1 Introduction Until recently I’d never actually tried to use the default WordPress search engine, and I can say with almost certainty that I will not be using it again. My experience was ghastly, the search optimisation is terrible as is the search results Continue reading »
How to Install Google Custom Search Engine in WordPress – Part 3 Copying the Results Code to the GCSE plugin and creating a results page. Go to your WordPress Dashboard page. Click the, Pages > Add New, tab to Add a New Page. Enter the title of the page, i.e. Search Page. This will be Continue reading »
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