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List Of All Wordpress Video Themes. WopShow by wpfeed wopShow is our new multimedia and videos theme for your blog enables you to feature videos as posts alongside with the regular blog posts. A promo image wpShow by wpfeed wpShow is a video theme for your blog enables you to feature videos as posts alongside with the regular blog posts. High-Def by Graph Paper Press High-Def is a minimally designed WordPress multimedia child theme for Modularity (modularity is a multimedia theme framework for wordpress).

Video theme by quommunication share your favorite videos or start your own show & interweb fame right now! On Demand theme by press75 Inspired by the popular video site Hulu.com, the On Demand WordPress theme provides a fully featured Video solution. Video Elements theme by press75 Video Elements was designed with the video blogger in mind featuring traditional and gallery style layout options, a fully wigitized and customizable sidebar, Instant View for viewing videos on the fly and much more. Video Flick theme by press75 Wpfeed. Make WordPress' search function suck Less. - Yoast - Tweaking We.

WordPress Single Post Templates. I’ve recently released a plugin that is far more robust than the methods outlined below. It actually duplicates the functionality of WordPress Page Templates, and allows you to create individual post templates, selectable on a per post basis via a dropdown menu. Head over to my WordPress Plugins page and find the “Post Templates Plugin” UPDATED:Austin recommends using a filter in your functions.php file as an alternative to the method below. IMO, his suggestion is much simpler and quite elegant. Here’s the code to add to your theme’s functions.php file. (be sure you paste this code between <? Add_filter('single_template', create_function('$t', 'foreach( (array) get_the_category() as $cat ) { if ( file_exists(TEMPLATEPATH .

It helps solve the multiple categories issue since it cycles through all the categories in the array and checks to see which one of them has an associated post template. Again, I highly recommend using this technique. What what about blog posts? The Setup The Code. Moving WordPress to a new domain or server « Steve Taylor. WARNING! This post isn’t really for beginners. In any case, please back all your stuff up comprehensively before trying anything out. If you don’t know what you’re doing, things could go quite wrong. NOTE: I’ve not tested it yet, but check out the WordPress Move plugin – could help if anyone needs something a little more user-friendly than the process documented below (although knowing what’s going on behind the scenes can only help!).

This post has been translated into French by Jean-Guy Grenot. Moving WordPress’s location—be it to a new domain, a new server location, or both—has never been as easy as it might be. Please note before starting that I’m concentrating here on the WordPress-specific side of this process. 1. Firstly, you should prevent any users from accessing the site. If you’re moving a live site, you might be looking at a bit of down time. There are probably, ooh, umpteen ways of locking users out elegantly. 2. /wp-content/ (everything in this directory)/wp-config.php 3. 4.