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Winners of Best WordPress Design Awards

Winners of Best WordPress Design Awards

Firstly, thank you for all the participants, voters and supporters. You all are truly the winners. Without further ado, let me present the winners. Best Clean & Minimalist The Best Clean & Minimalist WordPress Design Award goes to: David Salvatori   Best Grunge The Best Grunge WordPress Design Award goes to: Productive Dreams   Best Hand-Drawing The Best Hand-Drawing...

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Winners for WordPress Plugin Development Book Giveaway

Winners for WordPress Plugin Development Book Giveaway

Here are the winners for our WordPress Plugin Development Book Giveaway last month: @mohdrafie @farrhad @wiehanne @keshav @saurabhsah @mimojito Please DM us (@wpwebhost) your email address and we’ll order the book for you. Congratulations! Upcoming: May Giveaway – Thesis 1.5. Stay tuned.

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Social Bookmarking with WordPress Plugin Part IV: Adding a Digg button using JavaScript code

Our Digg link works fine for submitting the content, but isn’t very pretty, and does not show the number of Diggs we received. That is why we need to use a standard Digg button. This is accomplished by using a simple piece of JavaScript code provided by Digg, and passing it the necessary information. Time for Action – Implement a Digg button Let us implement a Digg button, using...

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Social Bookmarking with WordPress Plugin Part III: WordPress plugin hooks

Our plugin now works fine, but there is a problem. In order to use it, we also have to edit the theme. This can be a real pain for all sorts of reasons: If you want to change to a different theme, the plugin will stop working until you edit the new theme. If you want to distribute your plugin to other people, they can’t just install it and activate it; they have to change their theme files...

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Social Bookmarking with WordPress Plugin Part II: Displaying a Digg button

Now it’s time to expand our plugin with concrete functionality and add a Digg link to every post on our blog. In order to create a link we will need to extract post’s permalink URL, title, and description. Luckily, WordPress provides us with a variety of ways to do this. Time for Action – Implement a Digg link Let’s create a function to display a Digg submit link using...

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