Posts Tagged ‘wordpress’

In the modern age of the web, speed is key. Gone are the days when you opened a web page, and went outside for twenty minutes before coming back to find that the web page is almost finished loading. Even if there are still people on dial-up connections, the modern world demands speed.

In the past, one of the best ways to improve speed was to reduce the size and amount of the components of the webpage. More specifics of this are outlined in an older LC article about decreasing page load time.

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WordPress is one of the preferred choices for bloggers today due to its simplicity and features. Users may customize their site up to the last pixel. They can choose themes, add plugins, create polls, organize posts, and so much more. It is no wonder why WordPress is the most used blog software.

In this article, we will present 10 great minimalist WordPress themes. Minimalistic designs not only look pleasing, but they also provide visitors with short download times. Because these themes use few distracting images, users can really focus on the content itself.

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Due to a few problems with our previous post, we have created a new one with a much better offer. Lateral Code is willing to provide 5 lucky people with a royalty free PSD (Photoshop Display File) to WordPress (or HTML) conversion. All you need to do is send us an e-mail at mail@lateralcode.com OR leave a comment here so we can get in touch.

If you do not yet have your PSD file 100% completed, that’s no problem. We are willing to wait . Just remember to add a comment or e-mail us as soon as possible. Return back to this post for updates on how many free conversions are left.

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Recently, I worked on a Wordpress-powered site that required the category pages to show links to the first level of subcategories and the posts filed in the category but not the subcategories themselves.

I couldn’t find any adequate documentation, so I’m putting this here for posterity:

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Throughout my website career, I’ve found google adsense to be a very effective method to earn income. Even though it may not be the best for every site, it certainly has an ingenious method of displaying ads.

Unfortunately, WordPress users may have a tough time implementing google adsense without a plugin. For those of you who love to do it yourself, here is a simple way to place adsense on your own WordPress blog.

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