In case you want to show ads between the posts displayed on the main page you may want to look into the “widget solution”. Here is a how you can do that.

We all know what the wordpress widgets are. And we all appreciate the drag and drop and management simplicity. But very few think about using them outside their usual place which is the sidebar (or footer on some themes).

Today’s tip is about using the wordpress built in menu functions. If implemented correctly these will let you customize the menus and help you manage the blog much more easier.

If you want to add custom content after each post you have 2 options: You edit the template or you use the wordpress filter function. The second method has the advantage of not editing the template files. You just need to copy paste the code below.

If you are using Adsense you probably played with various add types and positions. And if you are trying to make the blog profitable you probably consider Adsense optimization (playing with various ad styles, formats and position to get the most money in.)

Here is a fun trick for today : is about changing the admin logo with a custom one .

There are situations when you need to integrate a new php page (with some custom code) in a wordpress installation.To achieve this goal just follow these steps:

The idea of this post came to me while I was installing a new theme on this blog. Some magazine themes have featured or headline sections (I have both). When you have a interesting post you may want to feature him and make sure is always on first page (at least for a couple of days).

Here is a trick you may want to use when playing with the post’s excerpts .More exactly: when you want to display different length excerpts for each category.

Since version 3.0 wordpress developers have a new design option to play with. It’s about the add_custom_background() function , a new and comfortable way to manage your theme background