Adding static or stationary content to the front page of your blog can be done two different ways. One is to use the static front page option. Another is to just add your text or HTML code to the index file. This WordPress guide will address the latter. First, your themes files permissions will need…
If you are converting a static HTML site into a WordPress site and want to convert the pages into WordPress pages it can be done. However, the new WordPress pages would need to be made manually one at a time. If there is just text content on the pages it is pretty easy. But what…
The way links are shown on a WordPress theme is determined from the theme’s stylesheet. Every WordPress theme is coded slightly different but finding the code to change should be relatively easy. This is a short WordPress guide to give you a general understanding of how to find and change the behavior of the links…
Some of the most common tasks for those of us who do it every day can be quite frustrating for others trying it for the first time. Uploading WordPress plugins can be one of those things that newbies find frustrating. I have had people ask here on the site and I see it in forums…
Too often I get contacted by people who just spent a lot of either time and money to get a static HTML website setup who then want a WordPress blog theme to match their nice new website. Or those that want to start a website and then add a blog that will match. My question…
WordPress Version 2.5.1 is already been released and is out now. It has an important security fix that is not been exposed yet but it will most likely be found soon enough. Other fixes include the media uploader that has been the cause for many a blogger to revert back to previous versions. I haven’t…
