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Wednesday, 14 December 2011

How to Install WordPress 2.8: Downloading and Upacking

How to Install WordPress 2.8: Downloading and Upacking


www.vercana.com High Definition Video Tutorials! This is just one in a series of tutorials showing you step-by-step how to install WordPress 2.8 on your own server. Please see our website for the latest on this tutorial and other tutorials.

ScrapeBox BlackBox WordPress PlugIn - Comment Module

ScrapeBox BlackBox WordPress PlugIn - Comment Module


You can now get HUGE amounts of back links from HIGH PR, moderated blogs, because you're leaving a comment that not only has a purpose (to tell them you've linked to their site) BUT also backs up what you've said with a real link to their site (well, not really a real link ;-)

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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Google Analytics for WordPress

Google Analytics for WordPress


This video shows you why you should install the Google Analytics for WordPress plugin instead of just embedding the Google Analytics tracking code straight into your blog. It shows you how it uses WordPress functionality to save all sorts of post meta data in custom variables and events, and where to find these custom variables and events in Google Analytics.