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Wednesday, 14 December 2011

Wordpress Tutorial How To Add an Article and Edit

Wordpress Tutorial How To Add an Article and Edit


bloggingforprofits.biz Wordpress is the most popular blog technology. There are a ton of free templates and plugins that make Wordpress fun and productive to use as a blog platform and even in place of a website. In previous videos published at http you have learned how to set up a Wordpress blog, find free templates and plugins and load that content on your host account. Now we look at the effective techniques for adding content to your blog and editing that content once it is published. Very important points regarding tags, categories and hyperlinks are covered so pay attention and happy blogging Steve Pohlit The Profit Expert stevepohlit.com

Wordpress Tutorial: How to add plugins

Wordpress Tutorial: How to add plugins


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142 WordPress PK Admin Menu 0v2 A Top-level and Sub-level Menu, How to Write a WordPress Plugin

142 WordPress PK Admin Menu 0v2 A Top-level and Sub-level Menu, How to Write a WordPress Plugin


kingsolutions.org.uk Welcome to this tutorial series from King Solutions on How to Write a Wordpress Plugin. In this series we'll take a look at exactly what it takes to build plugins for WordPress. In this lesson we will go a step further with WordPress Menus and demonstrate how to create a custom top-level menu with two sub-menus and add sub-menus to the Settings and Tools top-level menus. With this information you will have all the information you need to produce your own admin menus and options pages for your plugins. In the last few years the powerful open source WordPress software has become very popular, not just for basic blogs but for full blown web environments. This has been made possible to a large part by the extensibility provided by the WordPress Plugin API interface.

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web site by WordPress: SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

web site by WordPress: SEO (Search Engine Optimization)


Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a way to design and run your website so you become more popular in search engines. Search engines are the main driver of traffic to your website so anyone that doesn't take them into consideration will not do well. WordPress SEO options Posts Posts Underneath the post title, look at permalinks. Look at the poor settings for Permalinks by default. Also use tags. Posts post tags Learn where to make post tags without attached posts. Media Library If you are going to use images. Use text as well. Whether it be Alt text or image captions. Also name the picture for what it is. If it is a picture of a whale, name it whale.jpg. Pages Pages Go to a page and notice the permalinks there. There are no tags! Appearance Widgets Show off the tag cloud. Not required, but not exactly rotten either. I like to add a random post generator. Plugins plugins enable and use Akismet Settings general Adjust the site title and the tag line. Also check your email address. It will email you whenver someone posts a comment. Settings writing use the pingomatic settings reading Do you want your latest post or a static page? discussion Allow comments. Never underestimate the power of others generating content for you for free. It'll also give you instant feedback on how to improve your website or maybe take it in a better direction. privacy make your site visible permalinks Change your tag structure here. If you've made a website already, you'll need to go change your ...

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AnythingSlider for WordPress Plugin Tutorial

AnythingSlider for WordPress Plugin Tutorial


Get the plugin here: bit.ly The plugin will work on all WordPress installs, but since all themes are different,you will need to style it to make it fit into your theme. The plugins creates a post_meta_box on your wordpress post edit page so you can select which image to use in the slider. This video shows how to add images to the content slider and tweak the CSS to make it fit. If you want a Free Premium Wordpress theme with the AnythingSlider already installed, go to mattdunlap.org to get it. The theme is the same one I'm using for my blog.