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Add Links to WordPress 3.3 New Toolbar

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by Filip Stefansson

January 30, 2012

Just put this snippet in the functions.php file of you theme.

Change Default From Address

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November 1, 2011

With this snippet you can change the default from addresses when WordPress sends out its emails.

Extend WordPress visual editor

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by Filip Stefansson

September 16, 2011

The Visual Editor in WordPress Admin is missing out some basic buttons like hr, del and ins. To activate more buttons, just add the following...

Functions to Fetch Custom Field Values

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by nathanshubert

August 31, 2011

I find with custom post types you end up fetching custom values a lot so I wrote a set of functions to make the process easier and more efficient.

This code can be included in your functions.php file. Personally I like to bring it in with an include to keep my code tidy. You can just pass your custom field name to custom_field() or get_custom_field to have the value retrieved. It has a couple ways to format data that I find are common custom fields: dates saved as Unix timestamps, text blocks, html code, and Google Maps embed codes.

The WordPress Community Offers Advice to Beginners

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by Siobhan McKeown

February 1, 2013

A gold-mine of WP wisdom, advice, and tips from many experts and enthusiasts in the WordPress Community. 100% Awesome.

We've all been total newbies. In fact, I spend most of my time still feeling like one. So researching this article was a great opportunity for me to do some more learning, and to share all of that good stuff with you. I reached out to people from across the WordPress community to ask what advice they would give to people just starting their WordPress journey. I talked with developers, designers, support reps, security experts, hosting companies, theme shops, plugin developers and just about everything in between. This article is a result of their insight, and I hope that it provides some encouragement and guidance to newbies - whether you're a user or a developer - as well as some tips for advanced WordPress users who continue to learn throughout their lives.

Using WP_Query in WordPress

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by Daniel Pataki

January 14, 2013

Learn how to use WP_Query in your WordPress themes to customize your WP loops exactly as you need them.

If you've been around WordPress for a while, you'll know how difficult it used to be to create lists of posts based on complex criteria while also conforming to WordPress' standards. Over the course of a few years, the platform has come a long way. By using the power of the WP_Query class, we can lists posts in any way we want. The WP_Query class is one of the most important parts of the WordPress codebase. Among other things, it determines the query you need on any given page and pulls posts accordingly. It also saves a lot of information about the requests it makes, which helps a great deal when optimizing pages (and troubleshooting them). The other role of WP_Query is to enable us to perform complex database queries in a safe, simple and modular manner.

The Complete Guide To Custom Post Types

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by Daniel Pataki

November 8, 2012

Learn how to create custom types of content easily with this complete guide to WordPress custom post types.

WordPress has been gaining a foothold in the general content management system (CMS) game for a few years now, but the real breakthrough was the custom post type mechanism which allows for the creation of a wide variety of content. Let's take a look at how this came to be and all the options that this great functionality offers.

Utilizing User Roles In WordPress

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by Daniel Pataki

October 25, 2012

Learn how to make the most of WordPress built-in user roles and capabilities with this in-depth and insightful guide.

Roles have been an integral part of WordPress for quite some time now - many functions associated with managing them have been in place since version 2.0.0. Despite this longevity, they are rarely utilized which is a shame since they allow for the easy setup of custom user types (and also have the ability to micro-manage them). In this article, you'll learn everything you need to utilize user roles in WordPress and make the most of this incredible built-in functionality.

Common WordPress Malware Infections

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by Siobhan McKeown

October 9, 2012

Learn how to protect your site against four malware infections that are common to WordPress-powered websites.

WordPress security is serious business. Exploits of vulnerabilities in WordPress' architecture have led to mass compromises of servers through cross-site contamination. WordPress' extensibility increases its vulnerability; plugins and themes house flawed logic, loopholes, Easter eggs, backdoors and a slew of other issues. Firing up your computer to find that you're supporting a random cause or selling Viagra can be devastating.

Secrets of High-Traffic WordPress Blogs | Smashing WordPress

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by Siobhan McKeown

September 12, 2012

Learn how the most popular sites use WordPress to handle huge volumes of traffic, massive database sizes, and other aspects of performance.

We all know that WordPress is awesome - but being awesome isn't always enough. Does it perform well under pressure? Can it deal with traffic from millions of visitors every month? There's no question that WordPress can be used for your or my blog, but what about multi-author blogs with thousands of comments? How do developers make it scale and perform? I spoke with the developers behind some of the biggest WordPress blogs on the planet and asked them to tell me their secrets. Now I get to share them with you.

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