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Using Windows Explorer as your FTP client
Posted by TW on November 2nd, 2010
A FTP (File Transfer Protocol) client is a software that enables you to upload files to your webhost server. There are a plenty of them available on Internet and are both free and paid. The most popular one of those free FTP clients is FileZilla as it supports a variety of features and is “at times” better than a paid FTP client. But if you are using Windows on your PC (Personal Computer), then you don’t really need any external FTP software to transfer files.
Display Post Thumbnails In Your WordPress Feeds
Posted by TW on July 8th, 2010
On of the main reason why I use WordPress is its flexibilty, because you can do whatever you want with it. From making it a full-fledged CMS to customizing its feeds you can do almost everything with it. These days when people don’t have time to visit individual websites each day to check new content, feeds have come a long way to being one of the most handy things as people just prefer to subscribe to feeds as they can be read anytime and it just minimizes the possibility of missing something. Yet, many top blogs/websites have feed content which doesn’t appeal visually {I admit!, even my website’s feeds don’t appeal}. As WordPress offers some of the most exciting features in its live interface, it gives you the power to use almost all of those features in your feeds too. Today, we’ll learn to integrate the Post Thumbnail feature {that WordPress offers} to our Feeds so that they look even more nicer.
Create Post Only For Your RSS Subscribers in WordPress
Posted by TW on June 28th, 2010
There are times when blog owners/admins want to give a message (like changing feed URL or about a special giveaway only for them) to their blog’s feed subscribers and don’t really want to show it on their blog or to the direct traffic. There’s a simple trick/hack you can use to achieve that! In today’s simple trick you’ll learn to do that.
Add JQuery Dropdown effects to Sidebar “sub-links”
Posted by TW on June 26th, 2010
JQuery is fast gaining popularity on the Internet and some big-name companies have started implementing it on their websites as it is easy to use and offers a vast variety of effects for the users. As the title suggests, today we’ll be building a simple sidebar which will consist of the JQuery dropdown effect for the sub-links of a category (in this case sub-category) or a page (and here sub-page). So let’s go!
