How To Display Author’s Comment Count In WordPress Without A Plugin

My featured WordPress trick for today is from freelance Web Designer Boutros AbiChedid, and it’s basically a way for you to display the author’s number of comments, or comment count, WITHOUT a plugin. As you can see, the number is displayed right next to the author’s name and also is basically the total number of [...]

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Add Pagination To Your WordPress Without Any Plugin

You could say that today’s another “No Plugin Day” as I once again feature another useful WordPress trick that will help you customize your site sans the plugins. This tutorial was shared by Chunlinsay of WooShift and it shows you how to add pagination links to your WordPress. Again, as with most WordPress hacks and [...]

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Execute PHP In WordPress Without Using Any Plugin

Some people would want to execute PHP codes in WordPress’ default text widget but this is not possible since it does not support such a task. There are, however, a number of plugins available that you can use to do this. But thanks to Marvie Pons of TriptripperTips who shared this helpful snippet of code, [...]

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Automatically Get Images From Posts/Page In WordPress Using PHP

Here’s a nice and quick WordPress trick you might want to try out on your site. It’s a hack that will let you get attached images from a post or page and then output them. This is a nice little piece of code in cases where you want to collate certain images and use them [...]

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Embed Videos Using Its Shared Link With PHP

Another great video tutorial I’d like to share with you today comes from a young YouTube user (who also seems to be big a Guitar Hero fan) who goes under the handle of Abell12. This featured video will show you how to create a script that will allow users to embed a video onto a [...]

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Parse YouTube URLs With PHP

Here’s a nice PHP snippet that some of you might find useful with regards to information on YouTube videos. It’s a code that I came across over at PHPZAG that will parse the various types of YouTube URLs and then returning their embed iframe. <?php function parseYoutubeURL($link, $width=430, $height=230){ $final = ‘<iframe width=”‘.$width.‘” height=”‘.$height.‘” src=”http://www.youtube.com/embed/{code}” [...]

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Unzip Uploaded Files On Server Using PHP

Web designers and developers know that compressing files into one single archive file such as a ZIP file is always a necessity when it comes to uploading huge amount of files onto a server, which means having to unzip the file once it has been uploaded. People have tried to come up with ways to [...]

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Resizing Image In PHP

Here’s a great tutorial from wpwidgets by Agnis that teaches you how you can display an image on your site in various thumbnail sizes without having to produce multiple files to represent each. Let’s say you have a line of socks that you want to sell online and you want to have the very same [...]

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Processing Credit Cards with Paypal Payments Pro Using PHP

One of the most widely used payment processing platforms nowadays is Paypal. Andrew Angell shows you how to process credit cards directly with PayPal’s API using Payments Pro web service API’s. Step 1: Setup Directory Structure Create basic structure. It has 2 files and configuration is stored in config.php and handle the processing code in [...]

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CodeLobster PHP Edition [Sponsored Review]

For today’s post, we get to take a look at this webdeveloping software called CodeLobster PHP Edition. CodeLobster is a specialized IDE for developing PHP, which also includes good support for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. CodeLobster PHP Edition comes in two versions; Free and Professional. The two versions is pretty much the same except in [...]

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