As you know, Adsense ads perform best when they’re embeded in the main content. But, as you also know, the content of a WordPress blog is displayed by a tiny template tag, i.e. the_content(). So, theoretically, you don’t have many options when it comes to deciding where the ad will appear. Using the default code [...]
Published on April 30, 2009 in Wordpress · 2 comments
During the last few weeks, I’ve received lots of emails containig a recurrent question about changing the colors of the themes I created. In the beginning I thought it was fun to reply to those emails, but I soon relized that my squeduled tasks were weeping sad and lonely in their blank documents. So I [...]
During the last year(s), the main interest in the WordPress comunity was undoubtly the emulation of magazine websites; the previously blogging platform became a full CMS, and theme authors have become preocupied in turning the classic blog layout into a magazine-like design. A new era of theme development was born.
Published on January 11, 2009 in Wordpress · 2 comments
One of the biggest challenges one has to face when deciding to pass from the transitional xhtml validation to the strict one is certainly the recalcitrant searchform script. In this text, I present you a simple piece of code that will strict validate.
The most common searchform script
Currently, the most common searchform script is this one:
<form [...]