Showing posts with label wordpress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wordpress. Show all posts

Tuesday, 30 March 2010

Recommended Wordpress plugins

After utilising Wordpress for a couple of web design projects now, I found this post useful. There are thousands of Wordpress plugins to use, and so sifting through the various good and bad offerings is made a little easier with this article.

10 Essential WordPress Plugins You Should Be Using

10 good plugins for Wordpress. Examples include SEO, database backup, and super cache for quicker page loads.

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Thursday, 19 November 2009

Getting started with a custom Wordpress


For the
external client project I mentioned before, another of the tasks was to get them set up and integrated with a custom Wordpress. Basically, Wordpress will be a free Content Management System.


There is almost a definitive set of pages on the Wordpress.org site, nicknamed Codex, but just looking at a page is enough to confuse a newcomer to the technology. It is very text heavy.


Fortunately, just two days ago, Webdesigner Wall posted a how-to guide. It goes through from start to finish, detailing how to get Wordpress up and running on your own server. Furthermore, it isn't just a slab of text. It has images and breaks the process up into steps.


Really handy should you ever need it in the future, for a free way to provide CMS for a client. View the tutorial.

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