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How to enable page excerpts in WordPress
For the first time today I wanted to add an excerpt to a WP page, and guess what? It was not supported by WP. But, luckily after a little bit of looking around I found this single line of PHP that makes it possible Just add this line of code to your functions.php file and [...]
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Good WordPress plugins: Query Multiple Taxonomies
From now on I’m going to have this new section called “Good WordPress Plugins” Really good WP plugins are sometimes hard to find. So I think it’d be cool to post about them as we find them. The winner for this week is: Query Multiple Taxonomies
How to get PHP working within a shortcode
Become a WordPress Expert: Tutorial 2 Shortcodes are very useful in WordPress. However, I never needed before to run some PHP within a shortcode. At first I thought it might not work, but then I realized it is actually quite easy. Just wrap your PHP code with curly brakets inside your shortcode. Easy!
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IE image scaling fix
It turns out IE doesn’t scale images correctly when you use CSS to do it. These images end up looking quite weird, actually. After researching this I found a small CSS snippet that fixes this: Of course, resizing images with CSS is not the ideal way, but there may be times where you need to. [...]
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How to display the total search results and the search query in WP
Become a WordPress Expert: Tutorial 1 It’s really good for the user experience to tell them the total amount of posts found when they do a search. And displaying the word they search for is also very handy. I’ve found a few methods to do this, but they are all too complicated given that WordPress [...]
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