In this tutorial, I will share on how to create a syndicator, or ping site, using WordPress functionality. This function can be useful for owners who want to create an article directory which will allow their users to submit articles to their website using RSS
Collaboration and education are two key words intrinsically associated with hackathons (the third being ‘free pizza’!). Hackathons promise a chance to meet other coders or designers, network with influencers and industry experts, and even find recruitment opportunities. It isn’t surprising that, with the spread of startup culture across geographic boundaries, hackathons too have started mushrooming in the likeliest – and the unlikeliest – of places.
This tutorial will show you an easy way to maintain an online version of your archived newsletter, while making it easy to create each email newsletter.
Advancing trends for the mobile web are slowly blurring the line between Internet websites and native applications. Lately there have been many updates to mobile operating systems and web browsers with more capable rendering engines
Ever wrote a “post series” on your blog?
The social news community Digg has been online since 2004 and rapidly grew in popularity leading up to the 2008 elections. Come 2011 the Digg team performed an overhaul on the system and completely revamped the site layout
In this tutorial, we are going to create a widget that will display sites from a WordPress Network of sites. This short tutorial will show you how simple it is, to create a widget and use it to navigate to different network sites. Step 1 Adding the Base for the Widget Assuming that you have already set up a Network of sites , we will begin by creating a file mynetwork.php
Menu items, pages and (hierarchical) taxonomies are all examples of data with a tree like structure: terms can have parents, children and siblings. Usually we would like to reflect this structure in the HTML markup
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