Matt Mullenweg announced few days ago that, plugin authors will be able to put custom headers on their plugin pages. Soon the geeks across the globe got started with designing and customizing their header images. Developers are happy as they have got an opportunity for a little branding. Our creative heads from rtCamp too got [...]

Something interesting happened in India for the WordPress community a week before Diwali holidays. A WordCamp was organized and it was not in one of bigger cities but in a smaller town of Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh. We decided to catch up with Gaurav Singh who headed the organizing committee of WordCamp Jabalpur 2011 and ask him questions [...]

There are tons of tutorials already out there about creating portfolio image slide effect with jQuery. I wanted to create an easy-to-implement jQuery image slider for my portfolio page, you can check the live demo at Blogger To WordPress portfolio. This slider requires the latest release of jQuery and functional knowledge of jQuery, HTML and [...]

I am not a programmer, I don’t find poetry in code. But I do blog and appreciate what programmers have been able to do over the last 60 odd years. They have literally helped create a world where borders do not exist. So what are programming languages and how did they evolve? How have they [...]

There are situations when a developer needs to set equal height and width to child div’s that contain dynamic content. I came across such a situation, in which I had to place more than one widget in a single horizontal row. If I applied static heights and widths to the divs, there was a possibility [...]

There are many websites which give you the platform for hosting your project codes online. I thought it would be nice to share a list with you. #1. GoogleCode The best place to keep your code is to put on the most trusted internet brand. Google Code not only hosts your code source but also [...]

WordPress has a great feature called ‘filter’ with which we can add our own classes to nav menu items.  Most times you need to add classes in nav menu items on some conditions. For example, in menu you have ‘sample ‘ category item. You have to add class to this item if your single post [...]

SVN (Subversion) is a version control system that is used by WordPress and thus by all our developers at rtCamp. Many a times, while cleaning up our repositories, we end up deleting the wrong files and/or directories. If a top-level directory gets deleted accidentally, one usually starts sweating! The simplest command to restore/revert deleted file/directory in [...]

After a quick search on Google, I finally found a simple solution to disable the add comment feature from the Facebook like button on your blog posts.

When it comes to web development HTML 5 is the newest buzz word. It is also looking like something that will kill Flash over the years. World Wide Web consortium (W3C ) today unveiled a new logo for HTML 5. The logo seems to portray solidity and trust with its colors and format. The HTML 5 phenomenon [...]