I will be starting a new series on how to use the Wordpress Dashboard both for regular site updates and for WP-Ecommerce updates. I am doing quite a few sites that use WP as a Content Management System and I think this will really help those of you out there who need help editing your pages and keeping your site up to date.
Stay tuned!
I am working on a list of my favorite plugins. Many plugins I reuse over and over and then occasionally I stumble across a good one that I add to my arsenal. I know I have posted about plugins before so this may be repeat, but for the sake of having then in one list in one place I will post again. I am not listing a description of each as they are mostly self-explanatory, click on the link to go the plugin page.
I really do. At the very least WP 2.7 gives me something new to play with.
I loaded it on a new site I am working on and have not had too much time to dig in deep, but on first glance, I enjoy the wealth of info in the dashboard and that I can customize it, move it around. So far, my favorite feature is the ability to upload plugins right from inside the dashboard, rather than have to find the plugin, ftp, extract, then activate.
One of these days I really must upgrade this blog.
In case I need to use this again, this removes the funny >> bullets from the WP default theme. I have been wracking my brain trying to find the css to take these out.
I want to use this on my site somewhere.
This post is more for me than anyone else, I keep forgetting this template tag:
<?php bloginfo('url'); ?>
and I need to put it somewhere that I will not misplace it.
I need need need a shopping cart for clients who only have a few items to sell. I really like WP E-Commerce (though it is buggy and bugs me often, as it does not work (no matter what they say) with WP 2.6), but I also want something that works outside of Wordpress.
I am a web designer/developer who specializes in websites with Content Management Systems. My primary tool is Wordpress, a state of the art piece of software that used to be used only for blogs, but is quickly gaining its proper respect in the world of Content Management.
I also work with Joomla, static html, and sites built in Dreamweaver and Front Page (although I know there are not a lot of those out there).