Rather than having code in your editor put it in a page template. Especially if the code is page specific. In this way, we clean up the page editing area and make it “unbreakable” for users who are in there adding content and don’t want to have to not watch out and break code. We also got to remove a plugin by using WordPress core code instead of a plugin code to get that list of recent posts from a certain category.
About the Author: Bradley Charbonneau
I've done the big corporate thing. I've done the creative writer thing. Now I'm happily in the middle. I like to help small businesses who are interested in "working their website before their website works them." I'm also interested in creating beautiful sites with powerful WordPress themes. Google+
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Very cool tutorial.
I will start a corporate blog, so it will be great design my own template instead to use the FREE-EVERYONE-HAVE templates.
Great tutorial. I have used this technique in the past, but I still learned a few nice tips.