WordPress Best Practices • Page 12 of 13 • ThematoSoup

September 19, 2012September 19, 2012 by Slobodan Manic

WordPress 3.5 – What’s Great About the Upcoming Release

If you have never taken a deeper look at WordPress project schedules you could be surprised by the fact that as soon as one major version is officially released, WordPress development team shifts its focus to next one – WordPress 3.5. A look back shows that major WordPress versions are being released roughly every six months;…

The New, End-User Focused ThematoSoup

Mixing things is good, but not always. Here, on ThematoSoup blog, you had an opportunity to read about new WordPress themes, plugins and WordPress marketing, but also how to add additional contact fields to WordPress registration forms, twitter API and other technical stuff only developers can understand. So you see why this may not be…

Fanciest Author Box, Our First Premium WordPress Plugin is Finally Out!

Seemed so distant to me, but it’s finally happened. Fanciest Author Box, The Only Author Box Plugin You’ll Ever Need, has been officially out for two weeks on CodeCanyon. It took us little over a month to figure out all the details, think through all the different situations blog owners and authors might encounter and…

Never Lock Users into Your WordPress Themes

If you’re reading this, you’re probably either making money developing WordPress themes, making someone happy by developing themes or working on making one of those two happen. Whatever it is it’s awesome, but are you thinking about the other side? What about people who want to buy a WordPress theme, use it to power their…

ThemeForest – Intro to a WordPress Marketplace

Selling premium WordPress themes can be done in a variety of ways and there are many online markets which can help you do just that. You might consider submitting your theme to WordPress.org theme repository if you’re looking for initial exposure, backlinks and brand recognition, or you can use your own website for WordPress theme…