WordPress Guide
Automating WordPress Posting
Have you ever found a good blog post or a website that you wanted to write a WordPress post on and refer your readers to the URL within your post? Did you know there is a way to automate the process using the “Press This” link provided with your WordPress blog.
Create A Custom WordPress Static Front Page
One of the options of WordPress is to choose a static front page, creating a page that shows the same content instead of the the blog loop. Most WordPress bloggers are familiar with this option, however a few things should be considered beforehand.
How To Add WordPress Themes From The Dashboard
The first thing many new WordPress bloggers want to do is change the theme of their new WordPress blog. Heck some even ask me how it is going to look before I even install WordPress for them and some even want it customized before getting started. But before you start trying to “pimp your blog” I suggest you try several different themes and see how they work and look for a while. Once you are settled on a theme then get that custom header made and installed, and learn how to tweak it over time. Here is a guide to show you how to use the One Click Plugin Updater to install new themes right from the WordPress dashboard.
Links List In A WordPress Sidebar Text Widget
Creating a list of links in a WordPress text widget is not hard to do if you know a little bit about HTML coding. If you don’t have any HTML knowledge you can still create a list in a WordPress text widget too, if you know where to find the right code to copy. This WordPress guide will show you how to find and copy the code to match the other lists shown on your WordPress sidebar…
Can’t Edit Sidebar Widgets In WordPress 2.6
Have you tried to edit sidebar widgets on WordPress version 2.6 and not been able to see the edit link on the current widgets? Well I have experienced this on Firefox version 3.0.1. While i don’t know of a fix yet there is no reason to panic.
Increasing Interactivity on Your WordPress Blog
Increasing interactivity on your blog leads to more subscribers and increased traffic. This can be done with a combination of good content, plugins and the correct settings. Allowing and encouraging comments on your blog is the easiest way to grow it into a community-like atmosphere and keep people coming back to read and possibly continue the conversation. Setting up your WordPress blog to easily allow commenting on posts is the first and easiest step, writing the right type of content to entice comments is the hard part.
Change Old WordPress eMail Address In Database
So you have neglected your old WordPress blog and and now you want to dust it off and start blogging once again. But you have forgotten the username and password and the email address associated with the blog is no longer active. So when you try the ‘Lost Your Password’ link on the WordPress login page the new password is getting sent into oblivion. Well there are ways to fix this and one is to reset the password in your database and that can be cumbersome and confusing. This WordPress guide will show you how to change the email address in the database associated with your WordPress Guide.
Change the Date of a WordPress Post Edit the Timestamp
If there is ever an occasion that you want to change the date of a WordPress post there is an easy way to change timestamp of a WordPress post.
Installing WordPress Multiple Times On The Same Site
Installing WordPress multiple times on the same site is real easy. There may be times you want to have two different installs of WordPress on one domain. You can install WordPress on the root of your domain, on a subdomain or in subdirectory or on all of the above. These however, will function as completely separate blogs.
Add Stationary Content To Main WordPress Front Page
Adding static or stationary content to the front page of your blog can be done two different ways. One is to use the static front page option. and another is to just add your text or HTML code to the index file. This WordPress guide will address the latter.
