Archive for the ‘WordPress’ Category

Leverage your online selling business with Woo Commerce

October 31, 2013

We all are very well aware of excellence and importance of electronic commerce in today’s life. We are also aware of some common shopping cart software used by some popular e-stores. But this article will discuss an altogether unique toolkit...

WordPress, Free and Open Source Content Management System

March 23, 2013

WordPress is a free and open source blogging tool and a content management system (CMS) based on PHP and MySQL. It has lots of characteristics together with a plug-in architecture and a template system. WordPress is now the most well-liked...

How to get custom field value with shortcode

August 31, 2012

Custom field is a very useful functionality in wordpress. We can use it to show extra information on our blog post or page. I explain about shortcode in my previous post. If you are looking to build the shortcode for...

How to make shortcode in wordpress

February 17, 2012

Shortcode is a set of function to use in your post/page content. For instance, we use contact form 7 or any gallery plugin, we use a simple code to put in our post/page content: [contactform] Its really easy to built....

How to add more sidebar or widget section : WordPress

November 22, 2011

Wordpress sidebar has many feature and we can customize that just drag and drop widgets. If we talk about developer end, we can use widget feature to customize our blog. We can as many as side bar and can manage...

How to call custom field value: WordPress

November 11, 2011

Custom field play very big role in Wordpress. We can use it to call extra feature in post and page. For example (only to show custom field functionality), if you want to add a source url in your every post....

Basic WordPress Functions

August 20, 2011

Everybody wants to make wordpress theme and like to have their own blog. Below are some basic wordpress function which can help to make basic theme for wordpress. 1) <?php bloginfo('stylesheet_directory'); ?> This wordpress function returns your active theme path. Like...