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Store Multiple Values In A Single Row MySQL – Revisited

by on 01.07.2011 | 31 comments

I originally wrote a post about 2 year ago explaining how to store multiple values in a single MySQL row. Now I have more experience with PHP/MySQL I have decided to revisit this topic to clear up any confusion about the method that should be used.

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Using Multiple Search Forms In WordPress

by on 10.24.2010 | 15 comments

Luichy commented on a post recently asking if it was possible to have multiple search forms in WordPress that search different things. Well, yes it is. However it’s a little large to put in a comment so here is a post explaining what to do.

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HTML 5 File API Features

by on 10.07.2010 | 9 comments

With HTML 5 becoming increasingly popular out in the wild, I thought it was time we looked at some of the interesting API features that have been introduced as part of the HTML 5 specification. First let’s look at the File API.

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WordPress Hosting – Shared Vs Dedicated

by on 10.02.2010 | 11 comments

In this post guest author Jonas Bates, who works for Webhostgear.com, takes a look at the sometimes confusing decision website owners must resolve when choosing between purchasing shared hosting and dedicated hosting.

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Getting jQuery Nivo Slider To Work Inside Your WordPress Theme

by on 09.29.2010 | 212 comments

I previously created a tutorial explaining how to integrate the jQuery plugin jFlow into your WordPress theme, but since then I’ve received numerous requests asking how to integrate Nivo slider into a WordPress theme. So here’s how to do it.

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Building A Twitter Ticker With jQuery

by on 09.23.2010 | 17 comments

Finding a place to display tweets on your blog can be difficult especially if you want to show more than 1 tweet. Here is a way of showing your tweets in a ticker format so you can have your cake & eat it too.

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Setting Up XAMPP & WordPress For Local Testing

by on 09.12.2010 | 5 comments

Using WordPress for the first time can be daunting, so one of the best ways to become familiar with it is to install a local version. So this tutorial is going to show you how to set up XAMPP & WordPress for local testing purposes.

Permalink to Displaying A Blog Format Within A Page Template In WordPress

Displaying A Blog Format Within A Page Template In WordPress

by on 09.11.2010 | 16 comments

WordPress has always been popular as a blogging application, but recently with all the new features available it has become widely used as a CMS.

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Using The Attached Image With Custom Post Thumbnails In WordPress

by on 08.29.2010 | 1 comment

With the introduction of post thumbnails in WordPress The Attached Image could have become redundant, but I think it has still held it’s own thanks to having some features WP’s own function doesn’t. Here is another new feature.

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Creating Your First WordPress Plugin

by on 08.24.2010 | 1 comment

Today I’m a going to go over how to create your very first WordPress plugin. It’s not going to do anything complicated, just introduce those who want to get into WordPress plugin development started.

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