The UFO Blog
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Add a Favicon to your WordPress Blog
Even though it's one of the simplest changes you can make, many sites leave out this small detail for whatever reason. Well, in this article I'm going to show you how to add a Favicon to your WordPress-powered site.

Auto Create Navigation Tabs for New Pages
In this article I explain how you can setup your blog to automatically create main navigation links/tabs when new pages are published by using custom fields to mark those pages you want to appear in the navigation menu.

Awesome Local SEO Ranking Tip to Grab #1 Spot
A ridiculously good strategy we've been using with a lot of success lately to rank locally.

Beginning Template Tags - bloginfo(), the_time(), the_title()
If you want your blog to look different than the other million crappy blogs out there, you need to familiarize yourself with template tags in Wordpress.

Standout Author Comments
Make it immediately obvious which comments in WordPress were written by the post author by styling your author comments differently. This post shows you how.

Transform Your Read More Link With a Little Pizzaz
The 'read more' link on the default Wordpress theme is boring as hell. Spice things up with this 2 minute fix and increase your click-throughs.

Changing Excerpt Size Dynamically
If you have fixed space to show the title and post excerpt, like right here on this blog, you can run into problems if either the post title, or the excerpt is a fixed length. This is how I size the excerpt dynamically depending on the length of the post title.

Custom Navigation Menus in WordPress 3.0
Integrating WordPress into the existing design for the blog section of The Big Property List, here's a quick little WordPress 3.0 nav menu tutorial for you.

Disappearing Images on Hover
If you're using This Just In! and are noticing images disappearing when hovered over, here's a quick fix for you.

Get Images Attached to a Post
Ever wonder how to pull the images attached to a WordPress post, to display as thumbnails on your homepage for instance? Here's a fairly simple way to get it done.
