How validating HTML can find unnecessary plugins for your website or blog. An example using the TweetMeme button.

I don’t know about you, but I’ve been working with WordPress for many, many years, and have greatly admired people who can create wonderful WordPress themes. The most I can do is log into the WordPress admin area and scroll through the different available themes, download one and click “activate”. Badda Bing. Job done. But [...]

The TweetMeme plugin for WordPress has just updated. Review of what they did to it.

PollDaddy’s rating system for WordPress blog posts. Works great!

Two great plugins to keep your WordPress blog secure, Firewall and SABRE.

I don’t like that silly button WordPress added to the Dashboard on WordPress.

How Post Tags can indicate what your readers would like to see more of.

How to use the WordPress comment_popup_link() tag, and the comment_number() tag to encourage reader comments.

Every morning I like to read blogs and forums. Here are the top three I found of value today.

Keeping your WordPress plugins safe from upgrades after customizing them.

Today’s Read includes links to the YARRP plugin for WordPress, a tip on improving usability for a user session, and tools that can help you build a site easy.

Over the past year or so I have kept in close contact with another webmaster from overseas. His name is Temi, and he is the one responsible for the Boss Cart Shopping Cart Contest I am having. He is also responsible for Job Boards, a classified type site made with WordPress

After installing Firefox 3.5 I found several Google functions and website content not functioning, AT ALL!

Review of Cyber Blog, a blog directory catering to a WordPress Audience.

If you are new to building websites there are a ton of services and software packages out their to help you build a site or blog,Joomla and WordPress are two of my favorites. Their both free, and both are fairly easy to use. Joomla is commonly used for sites, and WordPress is commonly used for blogs.

Instant website coming up. Building a website doesn’t have to be a major production. Can you say website templates? If you are looking to start a new site, whether it be made from scratch, Wordpress, Joomla, or whatever, there are ton of templates out there to get your site up and running in no time. Where are their a ton of them? The Template Kingdom.

I’m loving WordPress 2.7 Beta 2. They fixed the menu so I can read it, but there is still one more thing that’s bugging me, the comments.

Here is a quick post for you. Wordpress recently released their Beta of WP 2.7. I downloaded, am not currently running it, and can say I am not happy. Overall it seems pretty good, but what is driving me nuts is that left sidebar menu they have. It’s really hard to read.

I have seen many discussions on whether or not you should use nofollow for a comment author’s URL. I honestly didn’t know which way to go so I decided to go right down the line with a neat little fix.

Is your site printer friendly? Anyone can go to this site, hit the print button, and print out the content. The problem is, and this is the case for most sites, you print all the content on the page, including menus. I was visiting this fishing site, Ontario Fishing, and they reminded me about something I need to do to this site. I need to make it more printer friendly.