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How to add WordPress to one page of my site?

September 30th, 2010 2 comments

I don’t want my whole site to be run by wordpress, I just want to integrate the blogging feature to one page. How would I go about doing this?

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How to install WordPress to your Windows computer with WAMP server

September 29th, 2010 7 comments


Canadian Tech Online – www.canadiantechonline.com Read the Original Article – bit.ly What is WordPress? WordPress is an Open Source Content Management System (CMS), that uses your Web browser to run a series of scripts to display a webpage. The content of those pages are provided through entries in a MySQL database. Most often, WordPress is deployed as an application to publish blogs. As a CMS, it’s very powerful and easy to use. After the initial install and setup, if you are able to handle the complexity of writing a Hotmail email message, then you can handle web publishing with WordPress. Features of WordPress: * Template System o Click and drag widgets around to move content boxes where you want them on the site’s layout * Themes o Very easy and standard framework to make themes. Tens of throusands of free webpage templates for download online. Look pro in no time! * Tracking o There is native tracking support built into WordPress. Find out quickly who is commenting, linking back, and mentioning your site from around the web * Plugins o There are literally thousands of free downloadable plugins available for WordPress online. There are even more scalable and powerful ones available for a small fee to the developers of the plugin. o Rapidly build and deploy a website with enterprise level functionality. Installing WordPress to your Windows Computer Step 1 – Get WAMP Server * www.wampserver.com * Click Download, then Telecharger * Download the EXE file to a place where

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Essential WordPress 2.3 Plugins

September 28th, 2010 No comments

With the addition of the Plugin Update Notification into WordPress 2.3, it is now more important than ever before that plugin authors maintain and update their plugins on a regular basis. Failure to do so may see their plugin dropped from wordpress.org while user’s migrate to other more up-to-date plugins.

Some of the most popular WordPress plugins have already been tested and listed as WordPress 2.3 compatible plugins. Sadly many will never be compatible as their authors have given up development.

Developing a successful and popular blog or website is made easier by using WordPress, even more so now that canonical redirection and update notifications are included by default. Bloggers wishing to grow their site, increase traffic, manage content, and monetize their pages will however need to install some of the excellent plugins available. Here’s a short list of must have plugins:

“Akismet v2.02″, without this many bloggers quickly become bogged down in dealing with spam. The Akismet plugin sends a query to the Akismet servers with every comment posted and checks the users email address and their comment for spam. Akismet will automatically reject spam giving webmasters peace of mind and restoring ‘blogging innocence’.

“Backup WordPress”, the easiest and quickest way to backup your entire WordPress install, including database, themes, uploads, in fact even the entire site with core files. We all know operating a popular site requires time and effort, and when a site goes down its good to know you have a backup.

“No follow case by case”, for webmasters who really don’t want comment authors getting any link juice from their hard won efforts to build their PR. Linking to potentially bad neighborhoods or sites that aren’t in your niche can damage our site’s SERPs, luckily the no follow tag is honored by most major search engines. No follow case by case allows you to select any comment link that shouldn’t be followed, or leave the default setting which automatically applies the no follow tag to all comment links.

“Google Sitemaps Generator”, designed to work with Google, Yahoo, Ask.com and MSN Search, this plugin will generate your sitemap in plain text and compressed format, then ping Google, Ask.com and Yahoo when you update your site. The generated sitemap will also include a priority rating for each entry based on the number of comments received.

“Mint Popular Posts” utilizes Mint, one of the best tracking packages for complete analysis of your website traffic. Find out which pages your visitors are reading, which links they’re clicking, which ad’s they’re clicking, and more.

Did I miss important plugins? Yes, what about Advertising plugins? for plugins which support AdSense, there are 2 plugins that are listed in the plugin compatibility list at the time this article written, they are “AdSense Deluxe” and “AdSense Manager”, but here is another new plugin but it’s not free (although it’s pretty cheap), “DynamicAds”, it’s compatible with WordPress 2.3 and one of the the plugin’s features allows you to control how you want to rotate your ads in various locations on your site.

Those are the essential plugins that need to be firstly installed to your WordPress website.

This article was written by DynamicAds, DynamicAds is an Ad Placements Rotator plugin for WordPress that is fully compatible with WordPress 2.3, it allows you to control how you want to rotate your ads at various locations on your site. Visit us at http://www.articleecho.com/

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Is there a WordPress plugin that shows different sidebar widgets on different pages?

September 27th, 2010 1 comment

I’m looking for a WordPress plugin that will allow me to assign certain sidebar widgets to certain pages. So for example on the homepage I might want all sidebars to show, but on the “About Me” page I might want only a sidebar with all of my contact information to show.

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How To Create Blog Links In WordPress

September 26th, 2010 1 comment


www.mahalo.com Sean Percival teaches you the basics of starting your own WordPress blog. One way to generate traffic between sites or share your favorite links is to create a blogroll. If you want to create a blogroll you need to know how to create blog links in WordPress. WordPress blog come equipped with very easy tools for adding and sharing links to other sites. You can set up your blog with links to your favorite sites, your social networking accounts, your friend’s blogs, and more with just a few clicks of the mouse. Blogrolls allow you to share what you enjoy and create a nice flow of traffic between one site and another. Soon you will be customizing the links on your blog and further integrating your blog into the blogroll phenomenon. Check out these related Mahalo pages: How to choose a blog platform: www.mahalo.com How to decide which WordPress to use: www.mahalo.com How to create a WordPress account: www.mahalo.com How to create a blog post in WordPress: www.mahalo.com How to change the header in a WordPress blog: www.mahalo.com How to add contributors to a WordPress blog: www.mahalo.com How to change your theme in WordPress: www.mahalo.com How to use WordPress plugins: www.mahalo.com How to understand WordPress comments: www.mahalo.com How to create a static page in WordPress: www.mahalo.com How to create blog links in WordPress: www.mahalo.com Check out these Mahalo How-To Playlists: How To Sell on eBay for Beginners: www.youtube.com How To Get 3 Stars on

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WordPress Tutorial – How to Add Posts and Pages in WordPress – WordPress Tutorial Video

September 25th, 2010 No comments


www.honeyandthemoon.co.uk – Welcome to our WordPress tutorial. This video is a short WordPress tutorial on how you can make the most of your WordPress website and WordPress theme by adding new WordPress posts and WordPress pages. The beauty of WordPress is that you once the initial theme is in place, you can modify it to your heart’s content! So this is a short WordPress Pages tutorial and a WordPress post tutorial for beginners ideally or anyone that is interested in getting to know WordPress. Check out our other WordPress videos (coming soon). If you’re interested in getting your very own, unique WordPress theme designed at a surprisingly low price, please visit www.honeyandthemoon.co.uk or contact us at studio@honeyandthemoon.co.uk

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How can I add a retweet button to my WordPress blog?

September 24th, 2010 2 comments

I use wordpress but not the version you install, I use the online version. I would like to have a button in every of my posts that makes it possible for my readers to retweet my posts or at least links to my posts. How can I do that.

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WordPress 3 Setup Tutorial General Settings

September 23rd, 2010 No comments


WordPress 3 General Settings tutorial is a line-by-line tutorial on setting up a WrodPress Site.

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WordPress Themes

September 22nd, 2010 No comments

Product Description
A guide to creating your own themes with WordPress.

The guide begins with a short introduction to installing WordPress locally on your own PC, and then follows with a thorough look at how a WordPress theme is constructed.

A basic design is established and then expanded upon, ultimately leading to the creation of three example themes.

An online accompaniment provides all themes and graphics for download…. More >>

WordPress Themes

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Building a Blog: A WordPress Guide for Real Estate Professionals

September 21st, 2010 No comments

Product Description
NOTICE: This book was written prior to the NEW WordPress design. The information is still accurate, but the dashboard has been rearranged and there are more features.

With the majority of today’s home buyers and sellers going online to shop and sell, real estate agents are learning that technology can be their friend! This easy-to-understand guide provides a step-by-step approach for agents to build a real estate blog…. More >>

Building a Blog: A WordPress Guide for Real Estate Professionals

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