On December 11, 2012, WordPress released version 3.5, naming it after Elvin Jones. Elvin Jones was a jazz musician who played the drums. If you wish to learn more about him, you can read up about Elvin Jones on Wikipedia. WordPress 3.5 comes with several great updates. One of the ones I have been really
[Continue Reading...]How To Split Your Posts Into Several Pages in WordPress?
Maybe you have a very long blog post, or perhaps a list that might look best splitting into each individual page? You can split your blog posts into several pages or sometimes known as a series. The feature is actually built into WordPress. However, depending on your theme, it has to be built into it.
[Continue Reading...]New Facebook Group For WordPress Users – All About WordPress
I get tons of questions on a daily basis on Facebook regarding WordPress. Of course, there are a lot of groups on Facebook that are WordPress-related, but frankly, a lot of questions fall through the cracks, and some of the people I have run into just really have little knowledge about anything. I am no
[Continue Reading...]The Ultimate Checklist to Setting Up a New WordPress Blog
Blogging has evolved over the years to becoming a cultural thing. Each blog represents the voice of someone passionate (at least I hope that each blogger is passionate about what they do) about what they like to write about. However, it is no longer just open up a new blog and write away. There are
[Continue Reading...]Graphic: Typography Is An Art
For some, typorgraphy is just a bunch of words with letters shaped in some sort of manner. However, with some color and strategy in placing words, typography can become an art in itself. It is no rumor that many people find that they remember things much better from aesthetically pleasing images. There are thousands of
[Continue Reading...]Graphic: Blogging Is Not A Glamorous Job
Blogging seems to be something people think might be cool, but really… blogging is NOT a glamorous job. To become successful, it takes a lot of work. Just some of the work involves: Many hours of writing posts. Many hours of reading and researching. Many hours to engage with other bloggers, as well as your
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