In my last tutorial we created a shortcode for displaying recent Tweets using the Twitter API and OAuth2.0. Having thought about it a bit more, I think that it would be quite hand
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Building on the last few WordPress related tutorials, this week we’ll being using the Twitter API to display a users most recent tweets using a shortcode. Several of the existing
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One of the little known, but incredibly useful functions of WordPress is wp_cron. It allows you to schedule tasks for execution at a later time, the tasks can also be repeatable.
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In version 2.5 WordPress introduced shortcodes, and all of us have probably used them at one time or another. They usually come bundled with plugins, or even themes, and what they
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A few weeks ago in my Google Maps Shortcode for WordPress tutorial I covered how to create a basic shortcode. All of the settings required for the Google Maps API where included a
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In this tutorial we will create an awesome responsive multi-level flat menu that will work great in a flat design website. Let's get started!
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One of WordPress’ greatest features is its ability for customization. There are many sites out there that could benefit greatly from these features. I’ve seen sites that sell cars
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This week we’ll be extending WordPress by adding a custom shortcode. This shortcode will allow us to add a Google Map to a post using a simple piece of text in a post or page. Sho
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This week in part 4 of creating our simple to-do application we’ll be learning how to send email notifications/reminders. To do this we’ll be using the PHP mail method and learnin
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Plugins play a great part in the success of jQuery. There are hundreds of them out there, and having the ability to create your own is a great skill to have. With all of the inter
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