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Digging into WordPress. Categories Archives for Tutorials. A long Internet Time ago I wrote a tutorial that briefly explained how to publish a podcast with WordPress.

Categories Archives for Tutorials

Today I’d like to revisit the topic with a lot more information, and hopefully provide the perfect launchpad for those wanting to get rolling with a podcast of their own. Since writing that last tutorial I’ve been a part of a handful of WordPress podcasts here on WPCandy with some great co-hosts, experimented with some others in my free time, and discovered answers to a lot of questions I had back then. In this post I will cover the WordPress side of things thoroughly, but I’ll also dig into everything else you will want to know to properly podcast professionally.

Enough foreplay. Let’s talk about podcasting. Continue reading There are a lot of themes out there. Let’s lay some groundwork: This example would go in your functions.php file.This example assumes your theme is a parent theme. In this example, I’m registering four scripts, and enqueuing two. Now let’s break it down. Introducing the WPCandy iPhone app, and our reverse-launch deal.

Today’s a big day for us. After much planning and work, I’m proud to introduce you to our iPhone app, WPCandy WordPress News, available in the App Store right now . Now you can, if you wish, take WPCandy with you in your pocket (and who doesn’t love candy on the go?). The app will bring you a bite-sized WPCandy, with tabs for all of our top-level content, with options to reorganize based on your preferences. The new app brings you the latest posts, our most popular content, WPCandy interview, theme and plugin reviews, tutorials, and our editorial and feature posts. It’s available right now as part of our reverse launch deal for $5.99. Handy mobile version of the site Reading webpages on iPhones and iPods is doable, but hardly ideal. Organized to give you what you care about Only the most important categories on our site are served up, using tabs to help you find what you’re looking for. Customizable, tabbed app Don’t let our app boss you around. About our reverse launch deal Feedback welcome.

Custom Login/Register/Password Code. In this DiW post, we transform three slices of code into a clean & stylish tabbed menu that visitors can use to login, register, and recover passwords from anywhere in your site.

Custom Login/Register/Password Code

Too many features & details to explain up front, so check out the working demo to see the finished product. On the menu: Default WordPress Login Page Out of the box, WordPress uses wp-login.php for logging into the Admin, retrieving lost passwords, and registering for site membership. Each of these activities are handled on the same page, commonly referred to as the WordPress Login Page.