A few days ago, Alex King announced a new WordPress product called Carrington Build. It is described as a “better way to manage WordPress content” and allows users to create custom page layouts without any programming knowledge.
For a better visual of how it works, check out this 1:21 intro video.
Read on to see my review, along with a screencast, information on pricing, and some other thoughts.
Today’s free WordPress theme is designed by Roshan of CSSHeaven.org (you might know him from his RamblingSoul themes). I ported the static template to WordPress and packed it with WordPress 3.0-specific features, including custom menus, headers, and backgrounds. More on that below.
WordPress includes a lot of stuff through the wp_head() hook included in most themes. Most of this stuff I would consider unnecessary. A few lines of extra code in your header probably won’t slow your site down that much, but I like to keep things as clean and efficient as possible.
In this quick tip post, I’ll go over how to remove the following from being output through the wp_head hook.
Read on for the description of each of these to see if you need them or not, and how to remove them.
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