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A Step-by-Step Checklist for Writing Your WordPress Blog Posts (managewp.com)
In this post you will see all of the necessary tasks to carry out before publishing a post. In the final part of this series next week you will see the tasks you should carry out after publishing. -
"Should I Do This in a WordPress Theme or Plugin?" (tommcfarlin.com)
An article by Tom McFarlin about where to introduce a new feature: in the form of a child theme or in the form of a plugin. It’s a question that raised more often than not, but there’s a series of questions that we can ask ourselves before jumping into writing any code.
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Approaches To WordPress Theme Development (build.codepoet.com)
What makes a WordPress theme? The simplest answer is PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and assets like images and other embedded media. Philip Arthur Moore expands on a recent WordCamp talk about four different approaches to theming and offers the benefit of his experience to help you decide on a route that’s right for you and your projects. -
WordPress Is A Mature Platform (wpengine.com)
“Is WordPress Actually Mature Enough For My Organization’s Needs?” -
How to start your own WordPress marketplace (mattreport.com)
The Matt Report is all about learning from other WordPress entrepreneurs and their respective business. They’re not just listening to the journey of designers and developers — but also marketers, author’s, and today’s guest a marketplace founder. If you’re thinking of starting your own marketplace or just about to start selling your first plugin, you want to tune into Pippin Williamson. -
The focus keyword in WordPress SEO (yoast.com)
This question pops up time and again: why can I only add one focus keyword to your SEO plugin? People seem to think they have to set several keywords for each post. This post explores the reasoning behind that, very deliberate, decision.
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21 Must Have Pinterest-Like WordPress Themes (www.wpexplorer.com)
Pinterest-like themes capture the essence of Pinterest – a masonry style grid portfolio or blog where posts include a thumbnail of the featured image and a short blurb from the article. In this post you will find some free and commercial WordPress themes that are very Pinterest-like in their style, but are loaded with all of WordPress’s fantastic and easy to use features. -
Introducing Twenty Thirteen (make.wordpress.org)
A first draft of the Twenty Thirteen theme is now in core, for your inspection and iteration. The goals for this theme were: a focus on blogging, and great support for post formats. -
10 Beautiful Responsive WordPress Themes from the Official Directory (themeshaper.com)
If you've just started a WordPress blog, you may not want to invest money in premium themes. Don’t worry, there are nice looking, free, and responsive themes in the Official Directory! -
What You Need to Know Before Buying a WordPress Theme (wpmu.org)
There are various free and paid WordPress themes out there, each meant for a specific purpose. In this article, you will see six points that you should keep in mind when choosing a premium WordPress theme. -
Best Responsive Themes for WordPress in 2013 (www.wpmayor.com)
In this article you will find a very nice collection of responsive themes, these themes will look great both on your laptop or monitor screen, as well as your mobile devices such as iPhones and iPads.
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