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This Tutorial will describe the implementation of a WordPress plugin starting from scratch. The plugin will connect to an external OSCommerce database and display random products on your WordPress site. It also implements a configuration page for the WordPress admin panel.

Everybody knows that technology is also a source of survival of so many people more and more are businesses are turn out to be online. Now it’s a latest trend that people like to job online or desire to have an online business in this today’s age lots of people earn thousands of dollars to sit at home. Lots of people are working at home and earn their bread by lots of resources. Similar to web page designers, web developers, programmers and content writers are able enough to earn money at their home. Now the graphic designers are also able enough to perform their services online in printing, flyers, brochures, postcards, business cards, posters, booklets, rack cards, calendars.

In a previous post I wrote about the possibility to adjust the login page in your WordPress backend. But I still receive a lot of questions about it and I would like to point out three simple ways, so that you can customize with little effort the login page to your site – a nice added value in terms of customer projects which makes it look more professional instead having always the WordPress logo and the link displayed.

WordPress, as a content management system, is often used for creating portfolio websites. With the evolution of user interface design and functionalities, a new trend has emerged: displaying portfolio items in different layouts. This Tutorial details the process of creating a dedicated portfolio section in WordPress’ backend, and using jQuery and CSS3 to display the portfolio in a classy manner.