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By Alex Denning at Smashing Magazine on April 29, 2010. How did Wordpress evolve so quickly? Custom fields, that's how.

I recently wrote an article about how to use WordPress 3.0 multisite/network features. This feature is really cool but out of the box it only supports the multiple sites/blogs to be served on the same domain (networksite1.domain.com or www.domain.com/multisite1/). For some this may be fine but really most like you want to have unique domains for each individual site. In this article I provide a quick guide on how to set up multisite domain mapping in WordPress 3.0. Please note that you should not follow this tutorial if your WordPress 3.0 has not been configured to support multisites!

Helium has been released - Another free Wordpress Template from JungleJar.com. This template was once being sold, but I decided to give it away freely at JJ.

Jin version 2.0 has been released! If any of you were familiar with Jin, then you'll notice an absolute ton of changes since the first version. Features of this template are.. # FREE! # Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict # Valid CSS Level 2.1 # Post images to the index page dynamically # Gravatar support # Wordpress 2.6.2 ready # Widget ready sidebar # Page links created dynamically as you create them in the...

Free professional WordPress themes always come in handy. Whether you are looking for some design inspiration or professional coding solutions - in both cases you can learn a lot, you can apply them and you can build customized designs upon them without reinventing the wheel all the time.

Facebook is one of those Web phenomena that impress everyone with numbers. To cite some: about 250 million users are on Facebook, and together they spend more than 5 billion minutes on Facebook… every day. These numbers suggest that we should start thinking about how to use Facebook for blogging or vice versa. We did some research to find out how the integration of Facebook with WordPress and vice versa works, or - in other words - how you can present your WordPress blog on Facebook or use the functionality of Facebook on your WordPress-powered blog. Both of these can be achieved with a set of WordPress plug-ins, a couple of which we'll present here in detail.