What’s a loop?
When using WordPress, “The Loop” refers to the code in your template files that displays posts. Usually there is only one main loop per page, but you can have secondary custom loops to show special content. These can include recent posts and related posts.
Incase you missed it on Twitter and haven’t looked at my nav menu recently, last week I released a couple of free Thesis skins.
Skins are basically a set of custom files to style and (sometimes) add more function to your already installed Thesis blog. The ones I’ve made have quite an attention to detail in [...]
I received a request to make Thesography display EXIF upon hover over an image instead of just displaying as more text in the post. While I won’t include that kind of function in the plugin at this time (because I’m not sure how best to do it while maintaining a good amount of flexibility), I [...]
What’s up with Thesis and WPMU?
Thesis has smart CSS
Thesis by DIYthemes is big news these days so you’ve probably heard of it and have some idea what it does. One of the cool things it does is allow you to specify the widths and arrangement of your content and sidebar columns and it automatically calculates [...]
I’ve done several posts about Thesis headers before: Thesis full-width headers, Full-width headers in Thesis 1.5 and CSS Custom Headers.
All of those lead you in the same general direction: a single custom header for your blog. I recently got asked for step-by-step instructions on how to specify different headers on specific pages. So, I’m going [...]