Tag Archives | word press

WordPress Plugin – Welcome to Tweet2Blog Plugin!

By on April 29, 2012 in Randy Roedl

New Word Press Plugin… Tweet2Blog.com A Plugin That Will Harvest Daily all the Tweets Based On Your Keywords and Auto-Post Them to Your Blog and… http

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WordPress Best Plugins

By on April 10, 2012 in Randy Roedl

www.cybermedmarketing.com WordPress best plugins enable you to install plugins automatically. In this video I will show you these WordPress best plugins that are highly recommended word press plugins. According to my experience every one who owns a wordpress blog must use these wordpress plugins to improve his word press blog. Especially when you are looking to block spammers on your blog or you want to bring traffic to your site from search engines etc etc. In short wordpress best plugins really make our work easy.

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lynda.com tutorial | WordPress 3: Building Child Themes—Using the header image as a home link

By on October 30, 2011 in Randy Roedl

Watch the entire course at www.lynda.com WordPress 3: Building Child Themes shows how to create a new theme, based on a prebuilt parent theme in WordPress, which overrides or changes just the functions, presentation elements, or styling elements you want to affect. In this course, Morten Rand-Hendriksen covers importing parent themes, adding custom menus, restyling the header image, customizing the sidebar and index pages, implementing the Post Thumbnail feature, and incorporating JavaScript. The course also shows how to establish a quick and efficient theme restyling workflow, taking a design from mockup to fully functional site. Workflow techniques including modifying basic CSS by using a code editor such as Eclipse, the developer tools in the Chrome browser, and WordPress.

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lynda.com tutorial | WordPress 3: Building Child Themes—What is a WordPress Child Theme?

By on August 28, 2011 in Randy Roedl

Watch the entire course at www.lynda.com WordPress 3: Building Child Themes shows how to create a new theme, based on a prebuilt parent theme in WordPress, which overrides or changes just the functions, presentation elements, or styling elements you want to affect. In this course, Morten Rand-Hendriksen covers importing parent themes, adding custom menus, restyling the header image, customizing the sidebar and index pages, implementing the Post Thumbnail feature, and incorporating JavaScript. The course also shows how to establish a quick and efficient theme restyling workflow, taking a design from mockup to fully functional site. Workflow techniques including modifying basic CSS by using a code editor such as Eclipse, the developer tools in the Chrome browser, and WordPress.

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