WordPress 3.1 introduced the best new feature I failed to notice - built-in support for filtering posts by multiple taxonomies. For a post index or custom post type archive, instead of being constr...
Customizing WordPress Archives For Categories, Tags And Other Taxonomies - Smashing Magazine
Josh Pollock explains how you should use custom post types in WordPress, and how to organize them like categories and tags. Most WordPress users are familiar with tags and categories and with how to...
Taxonomy Archives: List Posts by a Second Taxonomy's Terms - Tuts+ Code Tutorial
If your site uses multiple taxonomies to categorize information, it can be helpful to split up posts in a taxonomy archive by the terms of a second taxonomy. In this tutorial I'll show you how to...
Introduction to Creating Your First WordPress Widget - Tuts Code Tutorial
Widgets allow you or anyone using your site, theme or plugin to place content into the sidebar or any other widget area without having to write code. In this five part series I'll show you how to...
How To Build WordPress Widgets Like A Pro - WPMU DEV
WordPress widgets seem to be shortcode’s poor cousins. Perhaps it’s because they are a little more “black box”, a little trickier to code or thought of simply as a sid
Building Custom WordPress Widgets - Tuts Code Article
Building WordPress widgets is just like building a plugin but it is more simple and straightforward. All you need to do is have a single file in which all the PHP goes and it's easier to code than a...
Here we'll cover creating a dynamic widget: one that accepts, formats, and displays user input. Today we're continuing David's discussion of widgets from a