WPCandy has published a very handy WordPress cheat sheet in conjunction with Liquidcity. It has template tags and other code snippets that WordPress practitioners use frequently. And it’s pretty. Check it out.

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Most WordPress users are familiar with the WASABI Related Entries plugin. I’ve never used it because it involves messing around with the database tables. Instead, I have been using the Simple Tagging feature of displaying related posts based on tags used in the posts.

I recently discovered a new related posts plugin which seems easier to use, and I plan to try it out in one of my next sites – Aizatto’s Related Posts Plugin. WordPress by Examples gives a detailed description (more detailed than on the plugin developer’s site) of this plugin’s features:

• No messing with database tables: this plugin does the database stuff automatically
• You don’t have to modify your template files – the related posts appear at the end of every post.
• The related posts also appear in the RSS feed – that is pretty cool!
• You can customize the appearance of the related posts.

Aizatto’s Related Posts Plugin>>

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To show a different sidebar on different pages, replace the standard call for the sidebar:

<?php get_sidebar(); ?>

with the following code:

<?php include ('sidebar2.php'); ?>

The same can be done to call different headers, i.e. instead of <?php get_header(); ?> use <?php include ('header2.php'); ?>For more information, see Different Sidebars Anyone? on the WordPress codex.

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