WordPress plugins and themes often come with built-in shortcodes. Using them is usually straightforward, and, until just recently, I thought displaying one in a post (i.e. [imashortcode]) was not so straightforward.
A delicious pot roast that is easy to make that the whole family will enjoy!
Have you ever wanted to add some functionality to a WordPress site, but you didn’t want to modify any of the WordPress PHP files (functions.php to be specific)? Creating a plugin in WordPress is the answer, and it’s a pretty simple task. It can open the door to whole new world of possibilities when working with a WordPress site.
This is your standard, run of the mill PB&J. Nothing fancy.
You may have heard this news since it’s been out for a while. Disney owns the Star Wars franchise. How huge is that?!?
The Fort Zumwalt South Marching Bulldogs had their final performance of the year in Columbia, Missouri at Mizzou on Saturday, November 3, 2012.
I recently setup WordPress on my local machine so I could try my hand at developing plugins. It seemed daunting at first, but it turned out to be a fairly easy process.
If you are new to command line tasks or just simply can’t figure out how to open the command prompt in Windows 7 you will find it is as simple as navigating the Start Menu
If you have ever wanted to setup WordPress on your local machine, or maybe try your hand at PHP development then you would most assuredly want to setup MySQL. In this post I hope to provide a step by step guide on installing and setting up MySQL.
Opening the Internet Information Systems (IIS) Manager (or IIS Manager for short) is a pretty simple task in Windows 7.