A free weekly Newsletter with a round-up of WordPress news and articles
How To Stop Your WordPress Intranet Becoming An Unmanageable Mess
Given its popularity, it’s only natural that organizations should look to WordPress as a potential intranet solution.
So how you can avoid disaster and ensure that your WordPress intranet is fit for purpose, is solving your organization’s problems and is not going to have co-workers muttering about you over the water cooler?
Stop Including Custom CSS in WordPress
One of the things that I think many, many young (that is: inexperienced) theme developers do is ship a custom.css file in WordPress. Unfortunately, this is something that’s still happening today - we need to stop including custom CSS in WordPress and use the native facilities to take advantage of the same functionality we’re trying to achieve with this particular file.
Practical Tips for Learning and Experimenting with WordPress
WordPress is like a G I Joe to the kid inside me. It’s like Legos for a toddler and like a “truck that needs fixing” to a 40 something year old Texan. With a straw in his mouth.
You see, there are endless possibilities when it comes to WordPress. It is so diverse and yet so simple that anyone who can use “WordPad” is qualified enough to use WordPress. It’s not a steep learning curve.
3 Simple WordPress SEO Hacks That Most People Don’t Think About
Are hacks or hacking the system all that bad? Well, obviously if its illegal, you don’t want any part of it but that’s not what I mean.
We’re talking about ways to make like easier. To make your blog efforts easier.
These sort of Hacks are a godsend and we have a few WordPress SEO Hacks that you’re gonna love.
7 Aspects Of WordPress I Take For Granted
After using WordPress for seven years in a row, it’s hard to consider switching to another publishing platform. I have my gripes about WordPress and there are plenty of things that can improve the publishing process. However, after testing a few other open source alternatives, I was reminded of how many things I take for granted in WordPress. Here are seven WordPress things I take for granted.
First Vietnamese WordCamp to be Held in Hanoi in September
Vietnam is getting its first WordCamp on September 6th, 2014. WordCamp Hanoi was born out of the Hanoi WordPress Group, an active local meetup with nearly 300 members. The group connects WordPress enthusiasts in the area for relaxed chats and presentations. As of last month, WordPress is now 100% translated into Vietnamese, and some of the meetup members were active in helping to reach that goal.
WordPress Developers Organize Community Initiative to Standardize Custom Post Types, Taxonomies, and Metadata
A WordPress community initiative is underway to standardize content types used by plugin developers. Justin Tadlock is spearheading an initiative to create WordPress community-curated standards for common post types, taxonomies, and metadata.
