Post Date
The WordPress publish date (or time stamp) is a handy tool to help you sort your content.
The WordPress publish date (or time stamp) is a handy tool to help you sort your content.
Using the more tag allows you to choose where you'd like the archive page to show "Continue Reading."
WOO Themes Canvas has a slick option to show a thumbnail image in each (and every) post.
Categories and tags can both be used to help your visitor find content on your site. But they're different ... and the same.
The magazine post slider is built from the featured image in a post. Works like a charm.
This video covers what an "Author" (a WordPress user level) sees and can do when they're posting their first posts to a WordPress site.
It's important for users new to WordPress to have a good understanding of what pages and posts are and when to use them.
I get this request quite a bit, "How do I add a blog to my (WordPress) website?" Aha, we're in luck.
Gravity forms to upload to create a post in WordPress.
The featured image is a powerful tool in WordPress publishing. Upload an image once and it can show up multiple times in multiple formats and sizes.
With Custom Menus, you can now drag and drop whatever you'd like into a custom menu and even put it into a sidebar (instead of something like a Page menu manager plugin). Here's how.
The much-sought-after WordPress Screen Options can help you find modules allows you to show or hide modules on some screens and show or hide columns (of those modules) on other screens.
You just wrote a comment on a WordPress site and it's showing your full name but you really only wanted to show your first name only.
Ah, the ever-elusive Kitchen Sink of the WordPress visual editor button bar.
Creating columns in WordPress (or any online environment) is a beastly affair at best. CSS, DIV classes, yuck-ee-de-buck-ee. The magnificent Styles with Shortcodes Plugin for WordPress to the rescue.