From the monthly archives:
Smashing Magazine recently released a WordPress “plug-in that uses Twitter to show avatars in comments in WordPress blogs”.
While I like the idea, the implementation leaves a little bit to be desired. Comments to the release post indicate that some effort is being made to address the shortcomings in the plugin code, but as yet those [...]
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Look, it happens. A visitor is going to land on your site trying to get to a page or post that doesn’t exist. The question is this: “Are you going to drive your visitor away to another site, or are you going to try and help them find what they’re looking for?”
Hopefully, you chose the [...]
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If you blog and you’ve burned your RSS feed to FeedBurner, you’ll be interested in this.
Since Google’s acquisition of FeedBurner, Inc. on June 1, 2007, we have been moving the FeedBurner application to Google hardware, software, and data centers. This allows the application to scale and perform like most Google applications and integrate easily with [...]
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Well…I was going to spend quite a bit of time making some how-to videos for my WordPress clients. Now I don’t have to! WordPress has gone and done it for me.
There are tons of videos on the site; I encourage you to check it out.
How To « WordPress.tv
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WordPress is, at its most basic, very simple. It is a PHP script that displays a blog entry, or series of entries based on information contained in the URL. The display is controlled by PHP files that collectively make up a theme.
A Basic Theme
WordPress themes contain at least two files: index.php and style.css. The file [...]
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Here’s a quick tip for you — if some function in the WordPress Dashboard (especially WP v2.7) isn’t working for you, or if you make some changes to your WordPress theme and you’re not seeing them on your live site, clear your browser cache!
This one simple thing can solve a number of problems for you. [...]
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I have this question come up so much — “What is the difference between a blog on wordpress.com and a blog on wordpress.org? Which should I do?”
Let’s get some terminology straight first: a blog that you create at wordpress.COM is a hosted blog — you don’t need a hosting account, you don’t need to mess [...]
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