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How to Get WordPress to Update Your Permalink

Sometimes the first time you type the title of your blog post on WordPress you’ll go back and edit it or create a new title entirely. One of the great things about …

Use get_the_post_thumbnail to Set Your Post’s Thumbnail in Wordpress 2.9+

In Wordpress 2.9, a new function was added that allows you to select and display a post’s thumbnail image. If you have a version of 2.9+ installed, in your wp-includes folder, you …

How to Display Your Post’s First Image Thumbnail Automatically in Wordpress

How to use your post’s first image’s thumbnail in Wordpress. This is a great tutorial because once you upload an image to your post, it’s thumbnail version will be shown wherever you …

How to Secure Wordpress

Here’s something I came across last November after I found out that a couple of my older websites using outdated versions of wordpress got hacked; its called the Wordpress Security Whitepaper. Its …

How To Optimize (SEO) Wordpress Tag Pages Title Tags

Tags are important to use on every blog post because it not only provides your users with an idea of what your post is related to, but blog crawlers like technorati and …

Wordpress WP Pagenavi Plugin Doesn’t Work With Top Level Cats Plugin

WP Pagenavi Wordpress plugin doesn’t work with the Top-Level-Cats plugin.
Top-Level-Cats wordpress plugin is great if you want your category sections to look like: www.mysite.com/recipes, rather than www.mysite.com/category/recipes; it simply removes the “category” …

Add Custom Rules to Wordpress .htaccess

Wordpress uses a .htaccess file to rewrite all the URLs to look like “http://www.kingrosales.com/category/internet-marketing/” rather than “http://www.kingrosales.com/index.php?pageid=10″.
By default, a Wordpress .htaccess file looks like:

# BEGIN wordpress
<ifmodule mod_rewrite.c>
rewriteEngine On
rewriteBase /
rewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}!-f
rewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}!-d
rewriteRule . …

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