Around the WordPress Community: PhotoShop, Default Theme, BackPress, Google Maps, AJAX, WordPress.com Apps
By Lorelle VanFossen, posted Jul 21 2010 | View Comments
In Around the WordPress Community, Features
The WordPress 3.0 tips and techniques continue to thrive around the WordPress Community. In this round up of tips, tutorials, and help from around the WordPress Community and beyond we have an interesting look at languages for web talkers, some site design tips with PhotoShop, the WordPress Default Theme CSS styles, a quick look at BackPress, adding Google maps to WordPress blogs in a variety of ways, roles and capabilities, AJAX, apps for WordPress.com, some WordPress Plugin tips on how to write them, and more. Just for you.
Learn to Write WordPress Plugins in 20 Minutes (video)
By Dave Moyer, posted Mar 3 2010 | View Comments
In Tips, WordPress
At WordCamp Phoenix 2009, John Hawkins shared with users a simple way to get started with a task that’s daunting to most WordPress users: writing a WordPress plugin. While you probably won’t be making huge developmental masterpieces after watching this video, it might be a good kick-start.
Around the WordPress Community: Post Thumbnails, Videos, Permalinks, Multiple Bloggers Blog, and Designing for iPad
By Lorelle VanFossen, posted Feb 24 2010 | View Comments
In Around the WordPress Community, WordPress
This week our wander through the fields of the WordPress Community include a guide on using the new post thumbnail feature in WordPress, great videos from WordCamp New York, improving your permalink structure, tips for multiple author blogs, a look at some of the most influential designers in the world, and designing website tips for the iPad.
It's What Happens After the Event That Counts
By Lorelle VanFossen, posted Oct 19 2008 | View Comments
In Uncategorized
While you may be putting all your energies into preparing for your WordCamp event, don’t forget that what happens after the event counts just as much. Use Simple Tags and Hashtags People attending a WordCamp event get all excited about what they are learning and who they’ve met and want to share that information with [...]
