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  • Find WordPress Functions, Template Tags And More With WPSeek!

    Check out WPSeek, a new tool to search for WordPress Functions, Template Tags, Function Sources, User notes and more. It’s a pretty handy tool to handle all kinds of search requests.
    - By WP Engineer

  • WordPress for Designers: Day 12

    It’s time to move on to Day 12 of “Wordpress for Designers!” We are very close to jumping in to our Wordpress coding, but before we do we need to slice out those images. Today, we will have an in depth look at using the slice tool with our .psd to pull out any images needed to complete our theme. Wordpress theme here we come!
    - By Drew Douglass on In the Woods

  • WordCast 50: Our Semi-centennial!

    We’ve made it, everybody! 50 great weeks of 50 great episodes of this great podcast. To celebrate, we had a great party on this week’s show, with not only Dave and Kym, but we even dragged along Lorelle VanFossen, Liz Strauss and and Jonathan Bailey!
    - By WordCast

  • New Widget API in WordPress 2.8 – Get The Feedback In!

    If you are fairly updated with the latest developments on the new 2.8 version of WordPress, you know that one of the key features is the new Widget API. This API will give the developer all the functions they need when developing a new WordPress widget.
    - By Stefan Vervoort on WP Toy

WordPress tips/tutorials/how to’s

  • How to: List most recent comments

    There’s plugins and widgets that allows you to list recent comments on your WordPress blog. But you know it, I like to avoid using many plugins and enjoy understand how things works. Here’s a nice code to display recent comments on your blog.
    - By Jean-Baptiste Jung on WP Recipes

  • How to make the most out of your sidebar

    When designing a WordPress site, many people overlook the power of the sidebar. It’s an excellent way to display information, and an even better way to display page-relevant information that doesn’t really fit into the “content” area of that page. Better yet, using dynamic content for the sidebar will make sure the user pays attention to it, since it (generally) displays less cluttered information and is obviously relevant to the page the user is currently browsing. Examples would be posts in the same category, author information, or specific ads for specific categories.
    - By Pontus Etéus on WP Candy

WordPress plugins

WordPress themes

  • Comparisons Between Most Popular Theme Frameworks

    Developing a WordPress theme from the ground up is a big task. Sure it might not take long to throw up the basics, but there are a lot of small details that can go into a site. Frameworks are a tool to make developing a theme easier and quicker. Their not something that everyone needs to use, but it’s an option for people.
    - By Dan Cole on WP Tavern

Pro blogging & SEO

  • Make Webpages Easier On The Eyes With Readable

    Have you ever needed to read something that is on a horribly formatted website? I am talking about white text on a light colored background or dark purple text on a dark background. Maybe the page you need to retrieve some knowledge from is riddled with pornography? Or maybe you are sensitive to all the penile enlargement advertisements?
    - By Karl L. Gechlik on MakeUseOf

  • Are You Using Google Analytics? Is Your Code Up To Date?

    A survey on 10,000 of the “top websites on the Internet” (according to Alexa) done by Pingdom reveals that a whopping 40% of the Google Analytics users still use the old tracking code, known as urchin.js. This script still works, but it might not in the near future.
    - By Thord Daniel Hedengren on The Blog Herald

  • 5 Tips On How To Handle Criticism In The Comments

    Copyblogger has published a list of five things to consider when getting hit by those snarky critics that just want to pick your carefully penned blog post to pieces. We’ve all been there, haven’t we, gotten hit by criticism. Sometimes it is warranted, and sometimes not. It really doesn’t matter, what does is how you handle it.
    - By Thord Daniel Hedengren on The Blog Herald

  • Video Marketing Tips and Tricks

    Video marketing is POWERFUL. In fact, you’ll be seeing me produce more videos. It works quite well – if you do it right.A couple of buddies of mine recently created a video to share some video marketing tricks. This is related to a brand new info product they just released called Video Marketing Rockstar.
    - By David Risley

  • Calculus of Blogging: The Whys and Hows of Blogging Success

    Experience online has taught me many essential elements to being a better blogger. As my success grows online I become more excited about what I am doing and the potential awaiting me. My excitement often leads to discussions with friends and family where I get the question, “Why Blog?” Trying to explain why blogging is something I enjoy, I keep returning to their question. Why do I or anyone blog? I finally came up with an answer.
    - By Seth Waite on Daily Blog Tips

  • Promote a Blog Post [Day #3 - 31DBBB]

    Blog Promotion is something that most bloggers have tried to do in many ways – however one mistake that I see a lot of bloggers making in their attempts to find new readers is that they only ever promote their blog as a whole. Their promotion is all about driving traffic to their blogs home page URL.
    - By Darren Rowse on ProBlogger

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