
In WordPress 3.0, it will have, additional to the Custom Header Image support, also a Custom Background Support. A first snapshot is in the current trunk. To use the functionality, the theme needs in functions.php this line:add_custom_background();After that, there is in your backend under Appearance the menu Custom Background available.After uploading an image, you have the option to activate “Tile the background” and delete the background image.Here the result with the new Theme Twenty Ten.Related posts:Create Your Own WordPress Login DesignCustom Fields in your FeedCustom Post Type and PermalinkNew Screenshots Of WordPress 3.0Sort Posts With The Help Of Custom Fields Thanks for subscribing our feed! Sponsor the WP Engineer Blog and get your brand in front of several hundred users per day! © WP Engineer Team, All rights reserved (Digital Fingerprint: WPEngineer-be0254ce2b4972feb4b9cb72034a092d)
74 readersI just recognized, that the Nav Menu UI of WordPress 3.0 got updated. Here are 2 screenshots from the trunk: Related posts: WordPress 3.0 Menu Update Batch Plugin-Update in WordPress 2.9 New Screenshots Of WordPress 3.0 Add WordPress Dashboard Widgets Top Level Menu In WordPress 2.7 Thanks for subscribing our feed! Sponsor the WP Engineer
2366 readersUnfortunately we don't have time right now to write new posts, but at least we want you to show some new screenshots of WordPress 3.0. WordPress 3.0 Background settings Now you have the option to set positon, repeat and attachment. WordPress 3.0 Header Image 8 header images are available in the new theme TwentyTen. WordPress
218 readersSince WordPress 3.0 you can use Custom Post Types and you can define your own types of content - it's more like pages than posts! Thereby you can use automatically the Permalink structure of your WordPress installation. That means, if you create a new post type, you can use Permalinks. But the Permalinks only work
305 readersWe already wrote about some new features, such as new filter and the Trash-function in WordPress. It has long been known that WordPress 2.9 will add some features for image editing - the users want these features, right in the core and not as a Plugin. You can get a first insight into the current
1881 readersThe new menus WordPress 3.0 just got an update, provided by Ptah Dunbar. Thanks Ptah, cool work! I checked out the new version. But first a screenshot of the backend: As you can see, you can build your menu from modules. Right now these are pages, posts, custom links, categories, tags and media. You can
35 readersQuite often, a WordPress developer likes to have posts sorted according to a custom field. If you would write a SQL-statement, it would be quite complex, since you need to JOIN two database tables (wp_posts und wp_postmeta). But there is a much easier way, if you use the template tags provided by WordPress - in
394 readersIn WordPress 2.9, there will be the ability to add an image to a post, as it's been known of magazine themes. The image need not be insert into the post. With the new feature the_post_image() you can use the new feature and thus control where to display. The two screenshots show the new post thumbnail
1967 readersExclusively 2 Screenshots of the new WordPress 3.0 Multisite Settings. You can find them under Options->Network: After you set the settings, you receive in a second step the content for wp-config.php and .htaccess. Additionally you have to create the subfolder blogs.dir in wp-content , where you put the media-files for each blog. Since WordPress 3.0 is
215 readersWordPress 2.8 is going to be published soon, even though they do not have a date yet. Nevertheless, another small insight into a new feature. After a new installation of WordPress, you get informed that you are logged in with the default password and this can be a security risk. It is therefore strongly recommended
515 readersThe new the_post_image functionality in WordPress version 2.9 has been enhanced. New is the wp-settings.php line // Load in support for template functions which the theme supports require_if_theme_supports( 'post-thumbnails', ABSPATH . WPINC . '/post-image-template.php' ); In functions.php it queries whether the theme supports post-thumbnail function: if ( function_exists( 'add_theme_support' ) ) add_theme_support( 'post-thumbnails' ); If you look at the file wp-includes/post-image-template.php,
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