Web2feel.com is releasing a new series of free premium themes. We call it Fab series themes. Thanks to our sponsor Fabthemes. These themes are really fabulous and fresh. The real highlight of this series of themes are that they wont have footer encryption. The footer will be regular php file and you will be able to edit it in order to add some details of your site or for any ad or tracking script inclusion. The themes will have 4 banners on the sidebar from sponsors which again are not encrypted,...
Introduction of custom navigation menu system is a highlight of the WordPress 3 release. This gives the theme users so much freedom to configure the navigation menu without touching a single piece of code. Now it will be possible to arrange menu items and configure the hierarchy of the menu items on a fly. Web2feel themes created prior to the WordPress 3 release will not have this feature enabled on them. So you wont be able to configure the menu items on those themes through the custom menu interface....
Everyone knows by now that the stable version version of the much anticipated WordPress 3 version is out now. This is a major update and it pushes the potential of wordpress to build killer CMS sites even farther. The latest version provides a lot of new API s for custom navigation, custom post type, Custom taxonomies, Custom header, background and more cool features. You will find them implemented on my new themes. I am soon releasing a free photoblog theme employing WP -3 features like custom...
Free theme Scarlett has been around here for more than an year now. It was released when wordpress was in its 2.5 version. It is one of the most used theme released by web2feel.com. I have been working on an a Pro version of the Scarlett with added features and functionality for some time. The Pro version of the Scarlett theme is almost complete now. It will be a paid theme. This version is packed with features that are not available on the free version of the Scarlett theme. The paid version will...
How to add Google Analytics to WordPress theme footer without touching the footer file.
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Every blogger in the blogosphere is aware of the Google’s tracking service , Google Analytics. It is an essential tool to monitor the site traffic details and performance statistics. Anybody can setup an analytics account for free with their Google account. Users will be a given a unique js tracking snippet, which can be inserted to the website. When it comes to WordPress blogs, there are numerous plugins available for enabling analytics tracking on the blog. But here we are going to see how...
On many of mine or other magazine type of WordPress themes, you would see the homepage displaying blocks of post excerpts. These excerpts are generated using the template tag <?php the_excerpt(); ?> By default this template tag returns the first 55 words of the post’s content. This teaser is generated only if you have not specified any custom excerpt from your post editor section. But what if you want to display more than 55 words on your excerpts? Simple, just add the following...
