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headwaythemes.com changes the game... AGAIN. The world's most advanced premium WordPress theme is getting easier and more powerful to use. Design your own theme, don't get stuck with somebody else's. No coding necessary, just drag and drop. Valid XHTML designers will cut design time tremendously. Check out this developer preview of what it can do!
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Wednesday, 14 December 2011
Create Custom Blockquote Tags For Wordpress / Thesis
Create Custom Blockquote Tags For Wordpress / Thesis
This tutorial shows you how to create cool looking custom 'blockquote tags for Wordpress using a paint program like Photoshop and the popular Thesis theme.
This tutorial shows you how to create cool looking custom 'blockquote tags for Wordpress using a paint program like Photoshop and the popular Thesis theme.
Tutorial WordPress + phpBB3 - Parte 01/02 [pt_BR]
Tutorial WordPress + phpBB3 - Parte 01/02 [pt_BR]
Este tutorial mostra como fazer uma instalação do phpBB3 se comunicar e integrar ao WordPress usando o wp-united.
Este tutorial mostra como fazer uma instalação do phpBB3 se comunicar e integrar ao WordPress usando o wp-united.
Twenty ten background image
Twenty ten background image
www.blog.web6.org presents a video tutorial how to change Twenty ten theme image background from color complete with positioning them, tile and full screen.
www.blog.web6.org presents a video tutorial how to change Twenty ten theme image background from color complete with positioning them, tile and full screen.
How To Install A Wordpress Blog
How To Install A Wordpress Blog
www.alexiskenne.com How To Install A Wordpress Blog
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www.alexiskenne.com How To Install A Wordpress Blog
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Installing Builder and a Child Theme
Installing Builder and a Child Theme
A quick tutorial on how to install Builder from ithemes.com and a Child Theme to go along with it!
A quick tutorial on how to install Builder from ithemes.com and a Child Theme to go along with it!
10 Reasons to use Studio Press Themes
10 Reasons to use Studio Press Themes
Quick video on why you should use StudioPress themes! These themes not only look great, but they're seo optimized, have theme specific options and there is a TON of support through StudioPress forums!
Quick video on why you should use StudioPress themes! These themes not only look great, but they're seo optimized, have theme specific options and there is a TON of support through StudioPress forums!
Wordpress - Drupal Theme | Make Money At Home
Wordpress - Drupal Theme | Make Money At Home
"Download: snurl.com - WPRemix 3.0 - the only theme on the net that offers WYSIWYG page template editing. Over 50 page templates to choose from. Web standards, Colorschemes, Usability, grid, typography... you ask for it, it has all in it! - Download Now: snurl.com - Wordpress - Drupal Theme | Make Money At Home"
"Download: snurl.com - WPRemix 3.0 - the only theme on the net that offers WYSIWYG page template editing. Over 50 page templates to choose from. Web standards, Colorschemes, Usability, grid, typography... you ask for it, it has all in it! - Download Now: snurl.com - Wordpress - Drupal Theme | Make Money At Home"
How to create free themes for Wordpress, Blogger, Drupal, Joomla, DotNetNuke
How to create free themes for Wordpress, Blogger, Drupal, Joomla, DotNetNuke
Download link:bit.ly If you have a blog, you have a theme. Chances are, you downloaded a theme off the web somewhere. It's okay that you don't know how to code your own customized theme from scratch! Very few people are capable of doing this. You want your blog to say "YOU", but you don't want to pay a designer a ton of money to accomplish this. It's a good thing Artisteer now makes it simple for you to create and customize your own WordPress theme with just a few clicks of the mouse Please subscribe and follow me at bit.ly check out my site www.mj96.tk
Download link:bit.ly If you have a blog, you have a theme. Chances are, you downloaded a theme off the web somewhere. It's okay that you don't know how to code your own customized theme from scratch! Very few people are capable of doing this. You want your blog to say "YOU", but you don't want to pay a designer a ton of money to accomplish this. It's a good thing Artisteer now makes it simple for you to create and customize your own WordPress theme with just a few clicks of the mouse Please subscribe and follow me at bit.ly check out my site www.mj96.tk
AgentPress Live Training Recording #1
AgentPress Live Training Recording #1
foundiwthprofound.com This is a recording of a live training event on how to use the WordPress AgentPress theme. It is 1 of 4 videos. Need help call 1-888-368-6668. No time to work on your site ask about our Realtor content and backlinking packages.
foundiwthprofound.com This is a recording of a live training event on how to use the WordPress AgentPress theme. It is 1 of 4 videos. Need help call 1-888-368-6668. No time to work on your site ask about our Realtor content and backlinking packages.
How to Use WordPress Widgets in Your Theme
How to Use WordPress Widgets in Your Theme
www.londonseoexpert.com How to Use WordPress Widgets in Your Theme Duration: 5 mins 27 secs In this video, I'm going to show you how to customize the appearance of your WordPress blog by using WordPress widgets. Now, to access the WordPress widgets, all you need to do is log in to your WordPress dashboard, and under Appearance, click on Widgets. And you should be able to see the main widgets screen right here. Now, with WordPress version 3.0 and the default 2010 theme, you should be able to see several widget areas -- the Primary Widget Area, the Secondary Widget Area, First Footer Widget Area, Second Footer, Third Footer, Fourth Footer, etc., etc. So the Primary and Secondary Widget Areas are on your WordPress themes sidebar. And then you have four widget areas just for the footer. So first, let's take a look at the default 2010 theme. Okay? And you can see, this is the sidebar area right here, and by default, the theme displays the Archives and also the Meta. And if I scroll down, I'll be able to see in the footer area here...she's pretty empty, okay...say you can see there's nothing in the footer area except the blog title. So let's get started using WordPress widgets. Now, the first thing you need to do is to determine where you want to put all these available widgets. Now, these are just the default widgets, but if you've installed other plugins, then you should be able to see many other different WordPress widgets appear in this section over here. So the first thing ...
www.londonseoexpert.com How to Use WordPress Widgets in Your Theme Duration: 5 mins 27 secs In this video, I'm going to show you how to customize the appearance of your WordPress blog by using WordPress widgets. Now, to access the WordPress widgets, all you need to do is log in to your WordPress dashboard, and under Appearance, click on Widgets. And you should be able to see the main widgets screen right here. Now, with WordPress version 3.0 and the default 2010 theme, you should be able to see several widget areas -- the Primary Widget Area, the Secondary Widget Area, First Footer Widget Area, Second Footer, Third Footer, Fourth Footer, etc., etc. So the Primary and Secondary Widget Areas are on your WordPress themes sidebar. And then you have four widget areas just for the footer. So first, let's take a look at the default 2010 theme. Okay? And you can see, this is the sidebar area right here, and by default, the theme displays the Archives and also the Meta. And if I scroll down, I'll be able to see in the footer area here...she's pretty empty, okay...say you can see there's nothing in the footer area except the blog title. So let's get started using WordPress widgets. Now, the first thing you need to do is to determine where you want to put all these available widgets. Now, these are just the default widgets, but if you've installed other plugins, then you should be able to see many other different WordPress widgets appear in this section over here. So the first thing ...
How To Login To Your WordPress Website or Blog
How To Login To Your WordPress Website or Blog
wplearningsociety.com video on how to login to your WordPress website or blog. Logging into your WordPress site is simple but finding the login page can be tricky if you are new to WP. Once you have WP installed on your hosting account you'll be ready to login to your WordPress dashboard to start getting your hands dirty by learning the functions of your site and getting familiar with how the controls are set up. But how do you login? There are a few options available for getting to the login page of your site. By either using a link or entering the address of the page directly. Many WordPress themes include a login link right on the homepage. For example, Twenty Ten the default theme that comes with every WP install, places a link in the lower right corner of the sidebar. Clicking the "Log in" link will take you straight to your login page. But not all themes include this link or for design reasons you may not want such a link on your site. If that is the case you can enter the log in page's web address (URL) right into your browser by adding after your site's web address. For example I have a test site at turtlemassage.com. To get to the log in page of my site I just go to turtlemassage.com/wp-login.php. Once on your log in page you enter the username and password you created when you installed WordPress to access your dashboard.
wplearningsociety.com video on how to login to your WordPress website or blog. Logging into your WordPress site is simple but finding the login page can be tricky if you are new to WP. Once you have WP installed on your hosting account you'll be ready to login to your WordPress dashboard to start getting your hands dirty by learning the functions of your site and getting familiar with how the controls are set up. But how do you login? There are a few options available for getting to the login page of your site. By either using a link or entering the address of the page directly. Many WordPress themes include a login link right on the homepage. For example, Twenty Ten the default theme that comes with every WP install, places a link in the lower right corner of the sidebar. Clicking the "Log in" link will take you straight to your login page. But not all themes include this link or for design reasons you may not want such a link on your site. If that is the case you can enter the log in page's web address (URL) right into your browser by adding after your site's web address. For example I have a test site at turtlemassage.com. To get to the log in page of my site I just go to turtlemassage.com/wp-login.php. Once on your log in page you enter the username and password you created when you installed WordPress to access your dashboard.
Add a Zendesk Dropbox To Your Wordpress Blog
Add a Zendesk Dropbox To Your Wordpress Blog
Zendesk makes it easy for your visitors to get ahold of you by adding a dropbox to your blog! A "dropbox" is like a floating contact form. Learn how to add the code into your Wordpress theme. Your visitors will thank you because they can contact you with one click which goes right into your Zendesk helpdesk! zendesk.com
Zendesk makes it easy for your visitors to get ahold of you by adding a dropbox to your blog! A "dropbox" is like a floating contact form. Learn how to add the code into your Wordpress theme. Your visitors will thank you because they can contact you with one click which goes right into your Zendesk helpdesk! zendesk.com
Twenty Eleven WordPress Default Theme - Download Here
Twenty Eleven WordPress Default Theme - Download Here
wordpresssites.net Twenty Eleven WordPress Default Theme Offers More Custom Options Than Ever Before
wordpresssites.net Twenty Eleven WordPress Default Theme Offers More Custom Options Than Ever Before
Set-up Automatic Wordpress Backup
Set-up Automatic Wordpress Backup
diyblog.org Using two free WordPress plugins I show you how you can set-up automatic backup of your WordPress database, themes, uploads and plugins. The plugins that we use are - WP-DBManager for database management and backup - WordPress Backup (by BTE) for theme, plugin and upload backup I recommend setting up the backups to happen once a week on an average blog or web-site.
diyblog.org Using two free WordPress plugins I show you how you can set-up automatic backup of your WordPress database, themes, uploads and plugins. The plugins that we use are - WP-DBManager for database management and backup - WordPress Backup (by BTE) for theme, plugin and upload backup I recommend setting up the backups to happen once a week on an average blog or web-site.
How to install Wordpress on Dreamhost - Part 2
How to install Wordpress on Dreamhost - Part 2
robkellas.com In this video tutorial we will download the Wordpress files and edit the wp-config-sample.php file and upload all Wordpress files to our server ready for the Wordress installation.
robkellas.com In this video tutorial we will download the Wordpress files and edit the wp-config-sample.php file and upload all Wordpress files to our server ready for the Wordress installation.
WordPress Arcade - FunGames
WordPress Arcade - FunGames
See the FunGames Theme in Action. FunGames comes with MyArcadePlugin Pro - the best Arcade Script for WordPress. Sound: mellasu - Soulmate [with stevetune´s vocal version]
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See the FunGames Theme in Action. FunGames comes with MyArcadePlugin Pro - the best Arcade Script for WordPress. Sound: mellasu - Soulmate [with stevetune´s vocal version]
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How To: Install a Theme From the WordPress Admin
How To: Install a Theme From the WordPress Admin
wpbusinessbundle.com - This tutorial shows you how to install a theme from the WordPress admin panel by importing the zip file.
wpbusinessbundle.com - This tutorial shows you how to install a theme from the WordPress admin panel by importing the zip file.
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