A Performancing Theme for WordPress

One great thing with WordPress is that it allows you to break your text, so that no everything is displayed on the front page. This is good when you want to increase page views to your static pages, or when you want to prevent your home page from being too long. So I've split this page into half with the MORE tag. You'll have to click a link to read the rest of the entry. This text … read on »

This particular tag is important to programmers or people who discuss HTML and design stuff on their blogs. When you use the <code> tag, the text enclosed is made to appear like plain HTML, and not the usual way that the text is formatted when you read them. According to Wordpress Codex, By default, WordPress will convert unrecognized uses of < and > into characters which actually look like & lt; and & gt; (without spaces), … read on »

This is a post categorized under a nested category. This means the category is a sub-category of a main category. You won't really notice the difference, except if the permalink structure of your blog is category-dependent, and in that case the URL will look like this: http://yourblog.com/main-category/sub-category/post-slug This is actually how this demo blog's permalink structure is done, so you can look at your address bar for a preview of how nested categories look like. This is … read on »