#WordPressWednesday 2014 Volume 11

Another week, another Wednesday has arrived. This week’s #WordPressWednesday I selected a few good recaps from the 2014 WordCamp San Francisco event. I didn’t want to plaster a whole bunch of event recaps this week as the WordPress world still does continue with content being created.

I’ve recently been looking on Twitter in the #WordPress hashtag and noticed a lot of people not taking advantage of putting that hashtag in their share. In fact, I’m seeing more spam occur. This is unfortunate because I like to try to use that search as part of trying to find resources for this roundup.

So… here’s a challenge: If you write a WordPress related article, please tweet it out and use the #WordPress hashtag. Let’s drown out the spam together.

So, yeah…. I know I got a bit off the trail, but it was somewhat related to the #WordPressWednesday event. I hope you enjoy my picks for this week’s #WordPressWednesday roundup.

#WordPressWednesday 2014 Volume 11

WordPress Plugins

Bob Dunn tell us about an add-on for WooCommerce in this article- Adding Some WooCommerce Goodness to the Admin Bar.

Nathan B. Weller writes An Overview Of WordPress Wiki & Knowledge Base Plugins.

Devesh Sharma reviews the Monarch social sharing plugin in his article – Monarch Social Plugin Review: Spice Up Your Social Sharing.

WordPress Themes
James Roberts announces the release of Stupendous, a new Genesis portfolio theme.

WordPress Tutorials

WPBeginner shows us How to Add Emoji Support to Your WordPress Blog.

WordPress Community News

Carrie Dils demos the Rainmaker platform in her article – A “Behind the Login” Look at New Rainmaker.

Suzette Franck gives us something to think about in her article – Security and Privacy Considerations for Website Owners and Developers.

Ashley Hurney gives us a Checklist: 11 Things To Do with Every New WordPress Install.

Sarah Gooding covers Matt Mullenweg’s State of the Word Highlights Internationalization, Mobile, and New Tools for WordPress Contributors.

Marie Dodson shares Highlights from WordCamp San Francisco 2014.

See you for the next #WordPressWednesday. Please remember that I am accepting WordPress resource suggestions to be considered for inclusion in my weekly #WordPressWednesday roundup.