In Part 1 and Part 2 of our custom meta box template tutorial series, we learned how to create a field array to loop through and create a custom meta box with your standard fields. Now let’s throw in a bit of JavaScript for some fancy, but highly useful fields. Finish Reading at WPTuts+
In Part 1 of our custom meta box template tutorial series, we covered how to set up a custom meta box that loops through an array of fields and outputs each one with the necessary html for various types of form fields. Now we’re ready to start adding a few advanced items to the array and switch…
There are a lot of tutorials on creating custom meta boxes, even just here on Wptuts, and it goes to show that having a good knowledge of these and a system for creating them is crucial to a successful WordPress theme or plugin project. In this series we won’t rehash what meta boxes are but instead we’ll create an…
Permalink is a combination of the words “permanent link“, similar to how blog is a combination of “web log”. A permalink simply means the URL to a page or post on your website/blog. There has been a lot of disucssion about the proper structure for permalinks, especially since the advent of “Pretty Permalinks”, and a lot of…
WordPress 2.8 came out with a bang, offering some great new functions for using in your templates. One of these is called body_class. It’s a simple function you include in the body tag that will automatically add a class to the body tag that is specific to the page you are on. For instance, if…