Posts Tagged ‘css’
How to Add a Rate Field to WordPress Comments
oscardias.com - In this article I’ll show you how to add a rating field to your WordPress comments. We’ll work with PHP to enable the new field and show it in the comments template. Also, we’re going to do some styling in ...
Creating a WordPress Theme (Part 6): Footer
oscardias.com - This is the last part of the series. We’ve already seen the design creation, an introduction about the WordPress platform and the coding and styling of the entire theme except the footer. So, in this last post, we’re going ...
Creating a WordPress Theme (Part 5): Pages and Posts
oscardias.com - In this part of the series we’re going to create the templates used for pages and posts. The page template is very simple because it only has the basic structure of our design. The post template has more details, which ...
Easily Style Image Borders
wpblast.com - Images embedded within posts look a whole lot better when they are style with a border. Learn how to automatically add borders to all of your post images with a few simple lines of code.
Creating a WordPress Theme (Part 4): Home Page
oscardias.com - As we continue with our theme’s development, I’ll show you in this article what changes we need in our index.php. So we’ll continue changing the files we copied from the Default theme and we’ll create new CSS styles. In order ...
Creating a WordPress Theme (Part 3): Header
oscardias.com - In the Part 3 of our series, we’re going to start (finally) with the development of our WordPress theme. As I’ll not be able to show everything in one article, I’ll show only the header development today. We’re going to ...
Styling the Thesis Sidebar in WordPress
themethesis.com - Styling your sidebar is a great way to set your site apart from everybody else's. Find out how to edit classes, use hooks, and what the multimedia box is so you can become a unique snowflake in no time.
WordPress Dynamic Post Class
equalmark.net - A tutorial that explains what the WordPress post_class(); function does and how to use it in your theme in order to take advantage of the different classes that the function applies to posts with different tags and categories etc.