WordPress TV
Lots of great video tutorials here: http://wordpress.tv/category/how-to/ WordPress.tv is Your Visual Resource for All Things WordPress!
Lots of great video tutorials here: http://wordpress.tv/category/how-to/ WordPress.tv is Your Visual Resource for All Things WordPress!
Hey everyone, I’ll be hosting a WordPress Event on March 31st with Pam Nilzon and Lori Richardson at the Book Fare Café in the mezzanine of Village Books in Fairhaven from 5 – 7 pm. You need to be a … Continue reading
Drum roll pa-leeeeeze! I finally finished the FAQ page for my site AND an additional page with all sorts of info about WordPress - explaining the difference between wordpress.com & wordpress.org Whoo-hoo! Check ‘em out: FAQ WordPress.com & WordPress.org
This article is also on my FAQ page – but posting it here as a lot of people check out my blog for WordPress info. WordPress.COM & WordPress.ORG WordPress made its name as a blogging software. But WordPress has morphed … Continue reading
Totally enjoyed the day at WordCamp Seattle. It was a good event, got to see the Adobe complex, and it was a brilliantly beautiful day as well. There were some great speakers there, check out the list here and visit … Continue reading
WordCamp Seattle is this Saturday the 26th in the Fremont District at Adobe. I’m excited – wonderful line-up and totally SOLD OUT. Hope you got your tickets! Will let you know how it goes. www.wordcampseattle.com
You can now embed the SoundCloud player in your WordPress site! http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2009/08/13/soundcloud/ We are big fans of SoundCloud, a really useful service that is part Flickr for music, part professional music collaboration hub. Artists such as Beck, Moby and Sonic … Continue reading
I recommend WordPress to a lot of people – the free blog site. This is a pretty good step-by-step tutorial to get you up and running if you are unsure of how to get started. Go to wordpress.com and set … Continue reading
Something that has confused many people is the distinction between WordPress.org and WordPress.com. Let’s clear it up. WordPress.com is brought to you by some of the same folks who work on WordPress, the open source blogging software. In addition, WordPress.com … Continue reading
WordCamp is coming to Seattle! If it’s anything like the WordCamp I went to in San Francisco in May, it’ll be fantastic. Seriously. Fantastic. Check out their web site, sign up for Twitter and Facebook, and go! www.wordcampseattle.com central.wordcamp.org/ WordCamp … Continue reading