by Heather | Dec 22, 2008 | Learning Wordpress, SEO, Wordpress Code, Wordpress Hack
WordPress H1 Hack – This allows you to change the H1 tag of the page without affecting the page name, title, and menu title of the page. This has most commonly been used in the page.php file of the WordPress themes only, but can certainly be applied to any page... by Scott Hendison | Jan 23, 2008 | Learning Wordpress, Wordpress basics
Putting pictures in WordPress posts and pages is easy, but not exactly intuitive. This is a fast tutorial to show you how it’s done with minimum effort. by Scott Hendison | Jan 20, 2008 | Learning Wordpress, Wordpress basics
Did you know that you create a new WordPress user, and set them to ‘contributor’ rather than to author or editor? When you do that, their option after writing a post automatically changes to ‘submit for review’ rather than... by Scott Hendison | Jan 15, 2008 | Learning Wordpress, Wordpress basics, Wordpress Glitches
I’ve always recommended that people not paste text directly into WordPress from Microsoft Word, and instead suggested that they open their Microsoft Notepad, paste into Notepad, then copy and paste back into WordPress. This extra step removes the stupid... by Scott Hendison | Dec 29, 2007 | Learning Wordpress, Wordpress Code
Update 2012: Stop using a big ping list – You’re just adding to the noise. Pingomatic is all you need… Old Info: Having a big ping list added to your WordPress blog is not going to make or break you, but the more exposure, the better, right? At a... by Scott Hendison | Nov 25, 2007 | Learning Wordpress, Wordpress basics, Wordpress Code
One of the benefits of even having a blog is getting people to comment, because that adds more content and freshens your pages, known as UGC, or “User Generated Content”. However, most people don’t even bother to update the default comment invitation...