Until today, the best solutions to have an iPad optimized version of your WordPress blog were either not that good, either paid.But that changes today, thanks to Automattic and Onswipe. In order to propose an iPad optimized version to all…

Automattic announced yesterday the launch of a new plugin, bringing functionalities of wordpress.com to those of us having a self hosted blog. The plugin is named JetPack and you can find all about it on this ddedicated website: JetPack.me You…

If you browse the WordPres.org forums from time to time, you wil quickly realize that some questions keep coming back, and the solutions proposed are often similar. “Check your plugins”, “Do you have access to FTP?”, … WPtroubleshooting proposes clear…

WPvibe proposes a quick way to exclude categories from your RSS feed, and thus display them only on your site, and not for your RSS subscribers. Careful though, if you use Feedburner, this modification will apply only to your WordPress…

With the introduction of the admin bar in WordPress 3.1, the core developers have developed a plugin that will help you debug while developing themes. For more info, see the introduction post and thumbnails on Westi’s blog: Introducing Debug Bar…

Westi proposes a simple way to show the new 3.1 admin bar to all users, and thus have a log in button and a search bar on all pages. Have a look! Always show admin bar « follow the white…

We have all grown so used to CMS, blogging softwares and the like, we may have forgotten all the magic that happens behind the curtains, on the server side. Here is a little reminder with a great description and decomposition…

A few weeks ago, I introduced the WooTumblog plugin developed by Woothemes and their iPhone application, Express App. Since this plugin only works with compatible themes, you may have turned down that possibility altogether. However, the Wooteam has made it…

As usual, Jutin Tadlock produces great tutorials to explain us how to use WordPress functions properly. Today, it is about how to register and use your sidebars: there is a simple way to register and include different sidebars into your…

When users take the time and effort to add a comment to one of your posts, wouldn’t you like to thank them about it? Here aretwo different methods to thank your users after they commented. Redirect them to a Thank…

If you use WordPress regularly, you probably know of a few websites either talking about WordPress, selling themes, posting tutorilas, or gathering WordPress news like this website. Well, today, the time has come to vote for your favourite website of…

Joost de Valk has contributed a lot to WP: if you are running a WordPress blog, chances are high that you run at least one of his plugins. Today, you can get the chance to test a SEO plugin, still…

In a comment on my older post explaining how to integrate Facebook Like button into your WordPress theme, Mike was asking how to add the button into pages, instead of posts like I had explained. In that post I will…

With the upcoming release of WordPress 3.1, a new feature will be added to WordPress, for admins to be able to edit and interact with their site directly from the front-end. This admin bar will be placed at the top…

Earlier on this blog, we have seen how to add a twitter dialog box on your blog. This was achieved using the @anywhere library from Twitter. In this article, Nicolas Gallagher shows us how to integrate a Twitter tweet button,…

We have already seen how powerful can shortcodes be. A good example was the integration of a tweet box in the content of your WordPress posts. But what about the use of shortcodes outside of the editor? The guys at…

Michael Martin from ProBlogDesign put together a great article showing us how to introduce extra content in our RSS feed. You have probably seen such tutorials before, but one part is particularly interesting, as it shows you how to add…