It’s not easy creating a website and most of us won’t have the necessary skills or knowledge in order to do so, so unless you know someone who will do the job for you, you’re going to have seek out a web designer. Choosing the best person to create your site will take a little …
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How to Get Help for WordPress Problems
The following tips will help you get help for WordPress problems. If you don’t follow my tips, your question will get ignored, no matter who or where you’re trying to get help from. Search Before You Ask WordPress.org, Google.com, within the site you’re trying to get help from, etc. Double Check the Read-Me File Themes, …
Simple vs Complex Designs
Designs with complex structures are typically more fun to look at, but they’re also typically more cluttered and harder to use. I find it interesting that WordPress users haven’t gotten over the “premium” news and magazine themes craze because they’re mostly designed with complex structures (and not exactly done right either).First, I admit it. This …
Static Sidebar Sucks
If every page has unique content or purpose, then why does your sidebar look the same on every page? Your static sidebar sucks that’s why. Notice, currently, Wpdesigner.com’s sidebar also sucks; it’s static or displays the same content on every page. Example While reviewing DavidAirey.com, I realized that his blog’s right sidebar (made up of a …
WordPress Tips Part 2
This post is guest blogged by Milo of 3OneSeven.com. For all codes, type them out. Do not copy and paste. And here’s part 1. Tip #6: Add Gravatars Without a Plugin Open your comments template and find this line: <li class=”<?php echo $oddcomment; ?>” id=”comment-<?php comment_ID() ?>”> After that line, add this set of codes. Adjust the path …
WordPress Tips Part 1
This post is guest blogged by Milo of 3OneSeven.com. For all codes, type them out. Do not copy and paste. Tip #1 DO NOT use this search code in the search.php : <?php echo $_SERVER [‘PHP_SELF’]; ?> Nobody should be allowed to search your entire server, or? Use this one instead: <?php bloginfo (‘home’); ?> Tip …