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WordPresst tips/tutorials/how to’s

  • Wordpress Must Do’s – Part I

    Wordpress is growing to be the most popular blogging platform today and since lot of people are using it, it’s quite possible that your blog looks like just another blog in that pool of 1000’s of blogs. So, to make it stand out amongst the crowd, here are some Must Do’s for your Wordpress blogs.
    - By Blog Oh Blog

  • WordPress Links Categories In Different Sidebar Widgets

    So far up to version 2.7.1, WordPress is still showing all the Links or Blogroll in just one sidebar widget. Wouldn’t it be cool if you could separate those links by categories? You can with a little help from a plugin.
    - By WordPress Max

  • Build A WordPress 2.8 Widget With The New Widget API

    One of the main changes in WordPress 2.8 is the new widget API. This API is fully object oriented and provides the programmer all the necessary functions to create a WordPress widgets. Also, it now allows multiple use of each widget.
    - By WP Engineer

  • How to: Automatically insert content after each post

    Most blogs automatically displays some text after each post, for exemple to ask readers to subscribe to their rss feed. This text is very often hardcoded. Why not using function.php instead, and be able to keep the text when you’ll switch theme?
    - By Jean-Baptiste Jung on WP Recipes

  • How I Got Started With Wordpress

    A common question I receive is how to get started with Wordpress. I’m speaking more of the theme-development part of Wordpress, not so much how to use Wordpress to run your blog. I don’t know if this is the best way, but it’s how I first got acquainted with Wordpress.
    - By For the Lose

  • How to preset text in the WordPress post editor

    I came across an interesting forum post the other day titled NO ONE can answer this: Preset Text In Wordpress [sic] Posts. Of course, I took this as a personal challenge to actually figure out how this is done.
    - By Justin Tadlock’

  • 60+ Awesome WordPress Tutorials

    Everyone want to have their own WordPress theme, they want to be unique and be able to present their own style. Here I have compile a list of “how to create your own WordPress theme” tutorials/articles. I hope this can save your time on searching and pay attention to your very own WordPress theme development.
    - By Themetation

WordPress plugins

  • Configuring Contact Form 7

    I installed Contact Form 7. Copied that line of code onto my page. The contact form shows up by nothing comes in to my email box. What am I doing wrong?
    - By Jeffro on WP Tavern

  • Wordpress Plugins That We Consider Essential

    Over the years I’ve come across a few Wordpress CMS Plug-ins that I have found essential and have used at one time or another on a few, if not all, of my websites.
    - By JungleJar

  • All In One SEO Pack for Windows Live Writer

    Windows Live Writer and All in One SEO Pack are two really good pieces of softwares available for WordPress users. Windows Live Writer allows users to write and publish blog posts from their desktop, on the other hand All in One SEO pack gives users the ability to optimize the post title for Search engines, and allows users to specify custom keywords and descriptions for the post.
    - By Keith Dsouza on Weblog Tools Collection

  • 5 Awesome Plugins for Community Building

    Frequency of Updates, Reader Feedback and an active Community, these are the elements that distinguishes a blog from a Website. And when you have all these factors right, you are on the right track to success. It’s easy to control Frequency, but the User Feedback greatly depends on the Community around the blog.
    - By Arun Basil Lal on Million Clues

WordPress themes

Pro blogging and SEO

  • Sneak Peek: PostRank’s New Topic-Based Discovery Engine for Web Content

    PostRank is about to get a makeover with some very useful features for bloggers and readers alike.
    - By Ben Parr on Mashable

  • 5 Reasons Why URL Shorteners Are Useful

    URL shorteners, such as bit.ly and tinyurl, are services that help take longer URLs (which can be over a hundred characters long) and transform them into manageable links that almost never exceed 20 characters. URL shorteners are not new – TinyURL has been around since 2002. But their popularity has skyrocketed with the rise of Twitter, which only allows for 140 characters in any message.
    - By Ben Parr on Mashable

  • Write a List Post [Day 2 - 31DBBB]

    Today your challenge in the 31 Day project that we’re running here at Problogger is focused around writing a post and is to write a ‘list post’.
    - By Darren Rowse on ProBlogger

WebDevelopment/Design

  • 20 Useful PHP + jQuery Components & Tuts for Everyday Project

    Web applications have made huge leaps and bounds in improving user experience thanks to a lot of recently developed Ajax technology. When you combine some neat functionality courtesy of PHP with the cleverness of jQuery you can produce some pretty neat effects. In an effort to help you take it up a notch, we’d like to share some methods for helping your site anticipate a user’s next move.
    - By Noupe

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