Code used:

<a href="/wp-content/connections-reloaded.jpg" onclick="ald_OpenBrWindow(this.href,'aldobw','','800','600',true); return false"><img src="/wp-content/connections-reloaded.jpg" alt="Connections Reloaded Screenshot" /></a>

Copy pasting the above code can cause errors due to the way the text is rendered by WordPress. Please check the single and double quotes. You can use it as a starting point to write your own code. Better still use the quicktags button in the HTML tab of your Add New post/page screen.

GreyBox Integrator provides a one-click installation of GreyBox on your WordPress blog.

Below are a few demo implementations of GreyBox. Learn how to use GreyBox in your posts.

One website

• Launch google.com in a 640×480 window
• Launch google.com in fullscreen window

Website gallery

• Launch Google search
• Launch Yahoo search
• Launch Koders search

One image

• 
• Show flower

Image gallery

• 
• 
• Show flower

WP-Niceforms provides a one-click installation of Niceforms on your WordPress blog. The default theme has been optimized for usage with WordPress.

The idea behind Feed Styler is to ensure that your post can contain the same set of styles as you intended it to. This will help it to look the same in every feed reader (atleast those which don’t strip and apply their own styles).
We will now float some text to the left:

What about text floated to the right?

Putting code in posts is a necessity for developers!
This is where you would put some code

This is Heading 1

This is Heading 2

This is Heading 3

• Unordered List – Item 1
• Item 2
• Item 3

1. Ordered List – Item 1
2. Item 2
3. Item 3

Code used:

<a href="/wp-content/connections-reloaded.jpg"
onclick="ald_OpenPictureWindow(this.href,'iimagebrowser',
'','800','600',true,'Connections Reloaded'); return false">
<img src="/wp-content/_connections-reloaded.jpg"
title="Connections Reloaded"
alt="Connections Reloaded"
width="250"
height="187"
class="thumbnail" /></a>

Copy pasting the above code can cause errors due to the way the text is rendered. Please use it as a starting point to write your own code.


<?php
echo "Current date and time: ";
echo date("l dS of F Y h:i:s A");
?>

This should display the date:
[?php
echo "Current date and time: ";
echo date("l dS of F Y h:i:s A");
?]

Update 1: using <?php doesn’t work. I will have to use [?php
Update 2: both don’t seem to be working! Will contact Soren about this.