This plugin speaks for itself so check it out today, you can’t afford NOT to have this one folks.

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I personally have always found the encrypted footers in some WordPress themes to be really stinky. If you’re a frequent member of webmaster forums, you’ve probably seen WordPress themes footer links for sale, that’s where they’re coming from.

My themes however, are made by myself and will never have encrypted footers or links. I was thinking of updating them all for the recent WordPress version but I am not sure people are still using them, and with a little one now I don’t have all the free time I used to.

Leave a comment if you still use my WordPress themes and if you’d like to see them updated!

The book starts off explaining what WordPress is and how a theme relates to it, the planning process for your theme and how understanding existing themes is important. If you’re already a WordPress theme developer like me, you’ll still find great value in this book as it explains every single part of a WordPress theme, you’ll definitely learn a thing or two!

You’ll learn how to create WordPress theme frameworks and how you can build upon them to create child themes. You will also learn how to create your own widgets, and theme options. All the information is laid out in a way that is easy to understand.

I really appreciated the information at the end of the book about licensing, providing support for your theme and proper documentation and most importantly, where best to list your theme so potential buyers can find it. This book is a must-read for any WordPress theme developer who’s serious about selling a professional product.

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First, open your Main Index Template (index.php) or if your theme uses Loop template files, open loop.php, and find the following line:

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<!--?php endwhile; ?-->

Or this line of code if you’re using the WordPress default theme, “Twenty Ten”

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<!--?php endwhile; // End the loop. Whew. ?-->

Add the following line before the code above, adjusting it as you see fit. (I’ve added div tags to center my ad)

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<!--?php if(!$show_ad){ ?-->
<div style="text-align: center;">YOUR AD CODE GOES HERE</div>
<!--?php $show_ad = 1; } ?-->

Due to its simplicity, Headway is perfect for beginners and experts alike. If you’d like to move any elements within the theme it’s as simple as dragging and dropping the element to its new location. The customization abilities of Headway are virtually endless. You can even drag and drop your color scheme, now that is awesome, no more having to manually type in color codes!

I suggest watching the “quick start wizard” below, which BTW, no other premium WordPress theme/framework offers. The wizard shows just how easy and FAST it is to get your new Headway theme up and running.

Headway also comes with a complete set of search engine optimization features so you will not need any additional SEO plugins. There’s also a support forum and a lot of handy documentation should you need it. And finally, Headway comes with FREE updates for life.

If this all sounds interesting to you, then checkout Headway today.

Please feel free to come back and share your Headway powered theme with us in the comments below.

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If you find those plugins useful, you can go digg the article.

I ran this query on my WordPress database.

CREATE TABLE `ip` (
`id` int(5) NOT NULL auto_increment,
`ip` varchar(50) NOT NULL default ”,
PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) TYPE=MyISAM AUTO_INCREMENT=1 ;

And placed this php code in my footer.

<?php
$ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$sql = “INSERT INTO `ip` ( `id` , `ip` ) VALUES ( ”, ‘$ip’)”;
$query = mysql_query($sql);

print “Logged: $ip”;
?>

I just like having IP’s logged in my database forever. Maybe you’ll find that handy.

Nice plugin, you’ll have to check it out and see if it suits your needs, not sure what you will sell on a blog, but I am sure you’ll come up with something.