Here’s a code snippet you might find useful if you ever want to add a message to your comment form to display posting rules or something similar. We simply create a function that adds a custom message and hooks into … Keep reading
Here I’ll show you how to change the sidebar width of Twenty Eleven theme. Twenty Eleven uses a fluid width, so widths are defined as percentages instead of pixels, which can be a bit confusing if you’re not used to … Keep reading
I find the comments in Twenty Eleven take up far too much room and it’s always bothered me. I posted some CSS on the forums here that tightened them up a bit, but it had a few issues. Today while … Keep reading
Adding a secondary menu to Twenty Eleven theme is really easy. This feature is available in my NomNom Child Theme and I’ll show you how I did it. We’ll be doing this by making a child theme and creating 3 files. Create a … Keep reading
Adding Wp-PageNavi plugin to Twenty Eleven is a bit different than adding it to Twenty ten. The code must be placed into functions.php instead of the loop. This code will only work with a child theme, you’ll have to modify … Keep reading
By default Twenty Eleven doesn’t display a sidebar on the post view page, but this can be added fairly easy. TricksMommy.com describes how this can be done by editing CSS. I ran into a few issues doing it this way. Using … Keep reading
This bit of code will add a selected default thumbnail to your WordPress posts. You can see it in action by scrolling to the bottom of the front page of this site and clicking page number 10 or higher. (didn’t … Keep reading
This will enable all WordPress post formats to your theme. Open functions.php and add this to it. Now view your post editor page and on the right you should see all the different post formats that were just added. This … Keep reading
