If you’ve ever wondered how to display both Next/Previous and Number links on your multi-page posts, here’s how. Roll up your sleeves and dig in your functions.php file for this quick tutorial on extending WordPress’ wp_link_pages function.

Not all areas of WordPress area easily themed via template files. The comment error page is a good example of one page that cannot be directly modified via template. In this article, we show you how to modify this page and set up a new theme file just for it.

WordPress 3.3 “Sonny” has arrived. Packed with great new features and improvements, we’ve gone ahead and upgraded some of our websites. But we noticed one bad thing: Slow Admin Speed. And WordPress support forums have identified several bugs. So, should you upgrade your website now or wait until WP 3.3.1 is released?

If your website gets more traffic than it can handle or if your web host is having problems, visitors to your WordPress site may see a blank white screen with an error. Here is how to create a custom database error page.

WordCamp Chicago 2011 was a success! Not only was it the biggest that Chicago had seen, it was jam-packed with useful information about all aspects of WordPress. Here are some tips for improving your website’s speed and scalability and also achieving better on and off-site search engine optimization.

If you have lost access to a WordPress administration area, you can usually use WordPress’ password recovery feature to reset your password. However, there are some cases when this isn’t possible. This tutorial will show you how to manually add an admin user to a WordPress installation using phpMyAdmin.

If you are integrating WordPress into a preexisting site that already has its own homepage, or if you are developing a new WordPress website that is hidden behind a Coming Soon page, you will run into one frustrating problem. If you try to access the WordPress installation by visiting the index.php file, you won’t be able to see it. Here is a small code sample to turn off WordPress URL redirection.

Microsoft Word and WordPress don’t play well together. Here is a brief tutorial on how to fix problems that happen from copying and pasting content from MS Word into WordPress’ WYSIWYG editors.