These are the same slides I did for BlogWorldExpo, so they have a few blogworld specific items in there… but for the most part, everything is the same content wise.
And please, if you have any questions about WordPress, blogging, or anything in general (even if you weren’t at the conference) please feel free to let me know.
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We’ve all been there: We’re editing the WordPress theme file, setting a new function and *BAM*: We view the site and it’s nothing but a sea of white pixels. There’s no messages, no errors, nothing to indicate what you’ve done wrong. And it’s frustrating: sure, removing the change would fix the problem, but I (as I’m…
