Dear Lifehacker, A simple but challenging question: With sites like Blogger, WordPress, Tumblr, Posterous, which one’s a guy to choose? Thanks, Beginning Blogger More »
QR codes, or “Quick Response” 2D bar codes created to be scanned in with your mobile device, have been popping up in mainstream locations for a while now. These codes can be attached to anything from a movie poster to a drink can, and using this trick you can now easily addone to your WordPress (or any other) blog. More »
One of the best things about WordPress is the huge array of themes (both free and paid) that have been built by the community. However, if you simply go searching for free themes on Google, you’re likely to run into security problems. More »
Automated tools for blog migration can be really handy if you switch publishing platforms, but they remove your ability to control the process. Pocket Mojo’s guide to how it migrated from B2Evolution to WordPress serves as a reminder that sometimes it’s best to get down and dirty with your database server.
Blogging platform WordPress just released their 3.0 “Thelonious” update, debuting, among other things, an attractive and modern-looking default theme and a bulk plug-in, theme and installation updater. The release also includes over 1000 bug fixes and enhancements. More »
Android: Got a blog? Got an Android-powered phone? Now you can write, edit, moderate comments, and preview your posts and pages with WordPress’ own Android application. More »
