There has been a major change in the widgets menu for WordPress version 2.5. Here is an instructional video guide to help you make your way around the new WordPress widgets menu.
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WordPress can be one of the easiest content management systems to publish a blog or website on. It can also be one of the most frustrating. Out of the box WordPress is pretty stable, start adding plugins and customizing it and conflicts with plugins and hosting account settings can drive a blogger mad!
Read this article ->What happened to the WordPress blogroll in version 2.5? Its still there and, in my opinion a better way. The blogroll in WordPress version 2.5 is now called Links and additional functionality has been added to better manage the categories you can place the links under
Read this article ->WordPress 2.5 ushered in major changes in the WordPress dashboard both visually and functionally. Navigating the dashboard is a little different, but if you have spent any amount of time with previous versions then it shouldn’t take long to figure it out. WordPress sidebar widgets have had a major change with version 2.5 and, in my opinion, some of them are good and some I haven’t decided on yet.
Read this article ->WordPress version 2.5 comes with some major changes in the look and navigation of the dashboard. While everything, and more, is still in the dashboard some things have be renamed and getting to them is a little different now.
Read this article ->As WordPress grow more popular and more people are using it for more than just blogging more and more are using WordPress to run entire websites. This WordPress guide will show how to setup decent site navigation on the sidebar.
Read this article ->If your blog has a navigation bar in or near the header chances and you create a lot of pages on your WordPress blog chances are it is getting somewhat cluttered. You can control what pages are displayed by including the ones you want or excluding a certain few. Here is a short WordPress guide to help you clean things up.
Read this article ->The instructions on the FeedBurner show you all of the steps involved in downloading and setting up the FeedBurner FeedSmith plugin. There is one other step involved that isn’t mentioned that you may want to add to your WordPress blog.
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