Posts Tagged ‘PHP’

Using PHP Includes for Global Navigation Links

Jan
13
2010

PHP logo If you look after any large sites you will likely know how frustrating it can be when you need to make even minor changes. This can be something as simple as adding a new page to the global navigation. Traditionally you would need to manually edit every page on the site by adding the relevant code to each page, then uploading each page to your server. (more…)


Display Latest WordPress Post on Static Page

Nov
25
2009

Wordpress logo If you have a mixture of static pages and WordPress-built pages on your website it can be quite useful to display an excerpt from your blog on a static page, for example your homepage.

The following guide shows you how simple it is to show an excerpt as well as control how much of the excerpt to display. To do this you will need to make sure the static page is a PHP page (I.e. has a .php file extension). (more…)


SimplePie & jQuery Flickr Photostream

Nov
6
2009

Flickr logo If you want to display a number of photos on your website, jQuery Infinite Carousel is a very good option. This carousel works really well when you have a list of images on your page, but it threw up a number of problems when calling images dynamically on page load (I.e. your latest Flickr Photostream or set). (more…)