Articles tagged with: wordpress
Hello Jello,
Last night I noticed that there are hundreds of WordPress groups on Facebook but nothing for residents of British Columbia. So I started a new one – please join it here and post your …
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I had the opportunity to present “Safety First!,” a presentation about security for WordPress at the WordCamp Fraser Valley event on Wednesday, July 16th.
Thank you to OpenOffice and SlideShare, you can view my slides …
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Here’s what I found to be interesting in the world of WordPress this week:
Planet WordPress Canada
To showcase Canada’s variety of knowledgeable and enthusiastic WordPress bloggers and developers, Peter Keung has launched Planet …
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So after the success of WordCamp Vancouver hosted at the Network Hub in Downtown Vancouver by Tazzu Networking Forums, somebody somewhere was thinking, “if Vancouver can pull this off, why not Langley?” Well if …
My Answer:
Well, it is not only the content management system or blogging platform that will bring you traffic. However, WordPress will make your posts have better links, and with the tagging and category links it …
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You’ve probably noticed that in the new WordPress 2.5 series Admin Panel, the navigation menu items (Write, Manage, Design, Comments) are split from the option / settings menus (Settings, Plugins, Users). Personally I don’t …
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If you’re using WordPress 2.5.1, and you don’t like the Categories box being underneath the post write box, and you want the box back in the sidebar, this …
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The Tazzu Wordpress Camp on Wednesday was a great event, and I’ll be discussing it in detail in a day or two. However I just wanted to post a few thoughts that I had …
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I’d encourage you to do this on your blog if you’ve got some wishes for Wordpress. They have a section on the Wordpress site called Ideas, and the community ranks them. The Automattic team …
This will be a short review of Wordpress, the next generation.
First of all, WP is free, simple, flexible, and scalable; and I use it for almost every website I develop. So if I have any …