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Under the Hood with WordPress, Part 4: Using CSS
This is Part 4 of a 6-part series on diving “under the hood” with WordPress. Today, we’re covering the last part of CSS (Cascading Stylesheets). We’ll go over some specific examples that you’ll see often as you look through a WordPress theme.
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Under the Hood with WordPress, Part 3: CSS
This is Part 3 of a 6-part series on diving “under the hood” with WordPress. Today, we’re covering CSS, known as “Cascading Stylesheets”. Using CSS, you can modify any property of an HTML tag and have the web look exactly like you see fit!
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Under the Hood with WordPress, Part 2: HTML
Today, we cover HTML – the markup language that allows web browsers to interpret and display content.
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Under the Hood with WordPress, Part 1: Knowledge is Power
This article explores the languages WordPress is built on – HTML, CSS, PHP, and jQuery – to help users better understand what’s going on “under the hood”
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WordPress.com vs WordPress.org: What’s the Difference?
We explore the differences between WordPress.com and WordPress.org. We compare costs, extensibility, freedoms and restrictions, and maintenance issues.
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What is WordPress?
In this article we define WordPress and why it’s the best content management system on the web. We also look at WordPress’ history and core philosophies.
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Artful Club’s “100 Design Blogs to Follow”
There’s quite a few amazing blogs on this list… if you’re looking for a few new blogs to follow, this is the place to check out some new subscriptions! An infographic by the team at Artfulclub .
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Google Authorship on your Blog: The Why and How
Back in Dublin, I did a session on Google Authorship for the Travel Blogger’s Expo (TBEX), explaining the process and meaning behind linking your website to Google+. The process, while it seems intimidating, is actually very easy, and is (essentially) linking your profile and site together. I wanted to amend my session notes with some other…
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What is #WPChat?
#WPChat: Defined #WPChat is a weekly Twitter chat that takes place on Tuesday night at 8PM EST (5PM PST). We focus on having discussions on WordPress design and development, and on showcasing WordPress used in unique and interesting ways. Sounds awesome. What do we talk about? I want to run #WPChat very similarly to how #BlogChat…
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How to Start a Podcast, Part 2: Hardware / Software
Podcasting can be daunting for a number of reasons. Some people don’t have time to mix together, edit, and publish their podcasts. Others simply hate hearing the sound of their own voice (I honestly fall into this category at times). And still others are bound by technical or financial limits. While I can’t help you…
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