With the current uncertainty in regards to whether Google is soon to cancel their FeedBurner service, it’s a good idea to back up your email subscriber list and be prepared to choose another service to manage your RSS feeds. If you’re unsure of how to accomplish this, follow these instructions: Log into your FeedBurner account. […]
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HOW TO: Paginate Post Content in WordPress
Have you ever written an article that was entirely too long for one page? Here’s a quick way to break that post up into multiple pages for faster page loading, more page views in your statistics resulting in higher CPM and more ad impressions (your visitors will typically get a new ad displayed with each […]
HOW TO: Add Your Twitter Handle to “ShareThis” Plugin Tweets
ShareThis is a great sharing plugin built for WordPress that allows visitors to share your content through their own social media network with only a couple of easy clicks. The only complaints I’ve gotten from clients who use the plugin are: The buttons are aligned to the left rather than being centered on the line […]
HOW TO: Fix the Custom File Editor’s Fatal Call Error in Thesis Theme on WordPress 3.0
If you have upgraded to WordPress 3.0 and use the Thesis theme, you may have noticed that now you receive a fatal call error when trying to access your custom.css file via the Custom File Editor within your Thesis options that looks something like this: Fatal error: Call to undefined function use_codepress() in /DIRECTORY/public_html/wp-content/themes/thesis_17/lib/admin/admin.php on […]
WordPress Basics, Part 3: Publishing Articles & Adding Media
PLEASE NOTE: The current version of WordPress is 3.0.1. As newer versions are released, certain information provided here may possibly become outdated or irrelevant. Previously, I covered the differences between WordPress-hosted and self-hosted WordPress platforms as well as some tips on learning your way around the WordPress dashboard. The plan for this WordPress Basics series […]