Proud of your tweets? Maybe you run a business blog and would like to integrate your Twitter feed? For WordPress users, adding your most recent tweet to your WordPress blog is actually very easy. Simply add a little code snippet in your blog’s sidebar where you want to display your most recent tweet, then add [...]
[Continue reading…]How-To: Display Most Recent Twitter Entry on Your WordPress Blog
By Kyle Eslick | Filed Under How-To, WordPress Tutorials
How-To: Prevent Google from Indexing Your Images
By Kyle Eslick | Filed Under How-To
For most bloggers, traffic and monetization is the driving force behind our blogs and motivation to blog. Therefore, why would someone who operates any image-heavy blog who would want to prevent a lot of potential traffic from Google’s image search? There are actually a number of reasons bloggers would want to keep their pictures from being [...]
[Continue reading…]Code: Display Categories and Archives in WordPress
By Kyle Eslick | Filed Under Code Snippets, WordPress Tutorials
There has been some debate by bloggers over the past few years as to the value of displaying your archives, with some bloggers going as far as to not even display their categories! The general idea is that the use of recent posts, popular posts, and a built-in search feature will allow your readers to [...]
[Continue reading…]Code: Displaying Updated Posts in WordPress
By Kyle Eslick | Filed Under Code Snippets, WordPress Tutorials
In the past we’ve discussed how to add recent posts to your WordPress blog manually using code, but for blogs that are regularly updating older posts (there are a surprising number of these), here is some code that you can instead use to only show the most recently updated posts in WordPress! Here is the [...]
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Code: Add Recent Comments and Top Comments to WordPress
By Kyle Eslick | Filed Under Code Snippets, WordPress Tutorials
Throughout our WordPress code series, we’ve been providing a number of code options for designers who want to use actual code rather than using the widget system built into WordPress. In this post, we’ll be providing the code for creating both recent comments and top comments to the sidebar of your WordPress blog.
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