Beginner's Guide for WordPress
Have you ever managed a multi-author blog or a network of blogs? Things can get chaotic when there are that many users making changes. Yes, WordPress post drafts keep records of who changed what, but it is really hard for an administrator to keep track… Read More »
Ok, so 2011 is coming to an end. We are not going to any events in December. But a lot of users like us to share the name of events that we will be attending. We will be attending quite a few events in the… Read More »
As many of you know that we have launched a new blog called List25. In the past month or so, we have been continuously working on improving that site. What looks like a simple list blog in the front-end has a lot of cool little… Read More »
Just a few moments ago, WordPress 3.3 was released. The version is named “Sonny” in honor of the great jazz saxophonist Sonny Stitt. WordPress has had over 65 million downloads since version 3.0 was released, and in this third major iteration they have added significant… Read More »
By default, you cannot execute PHP in WordPress posts and pages. We have made it a rule of thumb to never execute PHP in our posts and pages either because it can be hectic to change things in the future. A better practice would be… Read More »
As a lot of you know that we recently launched a new site List25 last month. We have been doing a lot of social media promotions for it, and in one month you can see that the site’s facebook like count is already surpassing 27,000.… Read More »
As you probably know from the past month or so of reading this site, Headway 3.0 was in the works. We showed you a hands-on video of how their drag-drop grid system works. Well two days ago, they finally brought their redesign live with the… Read More »
It can get pretty crazy when you have multiple people working on various posts on the site. You have draft posts, pending posts, private posts, future posts, and published posts. It can be a total mess. Well if you are like me who wants everything… Read More »
Have you ever visited a blog post that has a lot of images? If you have, then you probably have an idea of how SLOW it loads. Well Lazy load is to prevent that slow page load time. According to Wikipedia, “Lazy loading is a… Read More »
You probably have seen those pretty looking price tables all across the web. Are you using WordPress and want to create a clean price table? Usually the pricing table requires a fair knowledge of design and CSS which is why beginners often run away from… Read More »
