Leopard Admin design is based on “Mac OSX Leopard” design. Now you can skin your WordPress admin “Dashboard” into Leopard style by using Leopard Admin plugin.

The screenshot above show your admin panel after activate the Leopard Admin. Simply download, install and activate the plugin to have your Leopard admin panel. No extra modification needed.

You can get Leopard Admin plugin fom here

Sometimes we just want to get our WordPress Admin area to look neat and professional just to add a bit more functionality and enhance the way we use it. WordPress Admin themes gives totally different look to your admin area.

1. Fluency Admin 2.2

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You can downland “Fluency Admin 2.2″ Theme form here

Feeds have became popular and easiest way to get updates of a site, it works to have one icon on your site to point your readers to your RSS or Atom feeds. As feeds are more prevalent in blogs and websites abroad, the presence of multiple feeds abound. If you have multiple feeds on you site, now with the help of this tutorial you can make list of all feeds that you want to offer your site readers. Detailed code is contain in zip file you can download it,

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Make your header images dynamic. After applying this technique header image will be change on each visit. You can select as many images as you want to rotate randomly. It brings life to a blog.

First you need to name your images in this format:

• header_1.gif
• header_2.gif
• header_3.gif

You must separate the name with an underscore. You can change the headerimage text to himage or anything you like.

Once you have done that paste the following code in your header.php where you would like the images to be displayed or in any other file.

<img src=”http://path_to_images/headerimage_<?php echo(rand(1,3)); ?>.gif”
width=”image_width” height=”image_height” alt=”image_alt_text” />

Make sure that you change the number 3 if you decide to do more than 3 images. This code is not exclusive for WordPress, it will work with any php based platform.

Did you forgot your WordPress blog admin password? No problem! it is not so complex to retrieve admin password.

Do you want to give personal touch to your blog login page? Here is an easy method for your.

BM custom login is a WordPress plugin which is use to change your WordPress blog login page.

You can upload the custom logo or select the pre defined template to give a personal touch to your WordPress login panel.

BM custom login plugin is easy to use and configure.

Download the plugin from the link provided and follow these steps:

Installation:

• Download the plugin
• Install the plugin and activate it
• Create   a new design using .psd file provided on image template folder of plugin
• Upload the new template to /wp-content/plugins/bm-custom-login/images/

You can get this plugin form here

Do you want to “Insert Author BIO in WordPress Post“? It is not so complex it is rather simple. Most often blogger want to share their BIO with their blog readers. I think It is best way to interact with new blog visitors / readers. This function is added in some WordPress themes by default, if this function is not available in your WordPress theme, then you can add it yourself. In order to add, open your theme folder and find file “Function.php”  open it in your favorite text editor copy code given below and past it in Function.php then save it.

function get_author_bio ($content=''){
    global $post;

    $post_author_name=get_the_author_meta("display_name");
    $post_author_description=get_the_author_meta("description");
    $html="<div class='clearfix' id='about_author'>\n";
    $html.="<img width='80' height='80' class='avatar'
    src='http://www.gravatar.com/avatar.php?gravatar_id=".md5
    (get_the_author_email()).
    "&default=".urlencode($GLOBALS['defaultgravatar']).
    "&size=80&r=PG' alt='PG'/>\n";
    $html.="<div class='author_text'>\n";
    $html.="<h4>Author: <span>".$post_author_name."</span></h4>\n";
    $html.= $post_author_description."\n";
    $html.="</div>\n";
    $html.="<div class='clear'></div>\n";
    $content .= $html;

    return $content;
}

add_filter('the_content', 'get_author_bio');

After saving all setting reload you web page to check effects of this
technique.

Security issue of WordPrss is most important. There is a lot of discussion going about WordPress Security. Is your WordPress secured? Here is a tip that you can apply on your blog. If someone is trying to login into you WordPress blog, but fails, WordPress display a message to let you know what happened. Sure, it may be useful to you, but it is for sure also useful to potential blog hackers.
To remove theses messages, simply open your theme folder and find functions.php file and paste the following code.

add_filter(‘login_errors’,create_function(‘$a’, “return null;”));

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Every blogger add images in their blogs. Images are necessary to attract reader attention. But if image used in post in is too big they can break your blog layout. You can automatically adjust image size according to your content area.
Simply paste the following in your style.css file:

.post img {
max-width: 500px; /* Adjust this value according to your content area size*/
height: auto;
}


You can set your own max image size in code. Most WordPress themes display posts content within a <div> tag. However, if the hack don’t work, make sure you have this tag on your single.php file.

A while ago I was looking for such technique to highlight my own comments on my blog. After research I have got a very simple technique to perform this function. There are numbers of other techniques to perform this function. But the technique that I am describing below is simple then all others.

1. Changing my theme to add an “authcomment” style

I edited style.css and near the bottom added these lines:

.authcomment {
background-color: #B3FFCC !important;
}

2. Editing my comments.php file to add a little code

My comments.php file had a line that looked like this:

<li class=”<?php echo $oddcomment; ?>” id=”comment…

and I changed it to more or less look like this:

<li class=”<?php
/* Only use the authcomment class from style.css if the user_id is 1 (admin) */
if (1 == $comment->user_id)
$oddcomment = “authcomment”;
echo $oddcomment;
?>” id=”comment…

After saving all code reload your page to see affect of this technique.