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As I mentioned in my welcome post at this new location, there are two older blogs here - merged in one database. I remember questions about how to do it in the WordPress forums, so I thought I should document the process for the benefit of other bloggers that want …
A while back I promised to write the second part of the Two level menus article. Today Susan reminded me about it, so here we go: Part 2 - styling and highlighting the two level menu.
In the examples I will refer to the same demo installation as …
A while ago there was a thread in the WP forum about something called CSS Zoom and how to apply it to WordPress blogs. It works like you can see on my demo blog.
I have to admit I have never heard about the CSS Zoom before and don’t …
There is a great deal of confusion regarding setting up a quasi-static home or front page in WordPress blogs. To have a better idea why is this happening and where the confusion comes from - we need an “historical” review of this feature’s development.
When the new theme system has …
[I know I still owe the second part of my Two-level menus article regarding the styling of the menus but today this little trick came up and I thought I'd share it.]
Since WP 2.2.x in the Options > Reading there is the possibility to assign an existent(!) WordPress “static” …
If you didn’t have a chance to read my previous post about creating top horizontal menus with Pages - please, have a look at it.
Consider this post an update to it. The basic concept of creating horizontal top menu on WP blogs became widely known and many bloggers start …
Since the Pages were introduced to WordPress more and more themes are using this feature to create top horizontal menus to display several links to Pages like About us, Contact, Archives, Downloads etc. This blog is also using it. Look up :)
This is relatively easy, you just need to insert …
Intro
This tutorial is aiming to help bloggers who already have a website and want the look of their new blog to be the same as the rest of the site. It assumes that you are familiar with basic HTML and CSS code and rules. For the PHP code lines involved in the process you only need to be able to perform accurate Copy-Paste operations.
Depending on the basic layout of your existing site it will guide you step by step through the process of making your WP blog looking similar to your webpages.
This guide is not a tutorial for integrating your blog via iframes or displaying your posts through RSS feeds or, by using different “recent posts” techniques and plugins.
What Would Google Do? by Jeff Jarvis
