Once you have selected, created and published your slider to a local folder you are ready to insert it into Dreamweaver. Continue reading
Stats Wrangling V: The Words that Bring You Traffic
Part of the SEO process is knowing your audience and selecting words that they are most likely to use when searching for content. This post by Ben Huberman at WordPress.com underscores much of what we have already discussed. It should serve as a good review for use in your enterprise sites. Continue reading
Hot Buttons: Make Room for Debate on Your Blog
Blogging is a great way to develop community and WordPress is designed to facilitate that exchange of ideas. The following post re-blogged from WordPress.com will acquaint you with some of the tools at your disposal.
How to easily Create a WordPress-Powered Sales Page
How to Easily Create a WordPress-Powered Sales Page (via The Blog Herald)
WordPress powers millions of blogs, and is used in a wide variety of situations. Thanks to its flexibility, many companies use it in place of a traditionally designed website, and with the many themes and plugins available, you can do some pretty cool…
Photography Guidebook for iPad, iPod and iPhone
Apple Distinguished Educators continue to create comprehensive support and training materials for educators. One of the most recent is the Photography Guidebook for iPad, iPhone and iPod. Continue reading
Embed Tweets and YouTube Videos with the Media Explorer
You can now embed Tweets and YouTube Videos with the Media Explorer curation tool. Paul Gibbs explains the tool and process in this re-blogged post from WordPress.com. Continue reading
One Theme, Three Ways: Customizing Coraline
Cheri Lucas Rowlands provides some insight on customizing the “classic” Coraline theme. It’s definitely worth the look.
New Themes: Organization and Expound
If you are looking for some new responsive highly customizable themes, check out these from Kirk Wight.
Domains 101: Exploring the Domain Name System
The world of domains, names and customization can be a bit confusing. Fortunately there are folks like Erica Variese who have a nack for explaining the “unexplainable” even to the non-techies among us.
iDVD Down and Dirty
There are dozens of tutorials available on creating DVD’s. In this case quick is a good thing. You don’t have to be a genius. Just use the templates. You can get creative later. Continue reading
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