A Full Width Page is one that has no sidebars and all the width of the page is just content. Such a page has many applications. You might not wish to show sidebars on your contact page for instance. Well, lets see some better applications of Full-Width Pages.
The bad thing about leaving the tags there is that, any potential hacker can easily identify which version you are using. From another angle, if someone manages to find a security glitch in any WordPress version, he would be able to search for all blogs using that particular version.
Once you decide upon a theme, you don’t want it to look like every other blog that uses the theme, right? A unique theme works more like a brand. People remember the blog by its looks (close your eyes and think of some of the blogs that you visit frequently). So to stand out from the rest, you have to make it look different.
I have a question though….I have created a custom field to display unique images on each page. I want these images to be links. How do I do this? Each image is customized for each page and the links are different for every page.
WordPress comes with many easy-to-use functions which are called into the themes where ever needed. How do you know the purpose of a function?
You can Google it and find the details or, you can also use the WordPress Theme Editor.
