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Tag Archives: Themes
10 Reasons you want to learn about WordPress 3.0
WordPress is a great blogging platform, but with WordPress 3.0 you can create a complete and fully functional web site that is easy to update and customize, even without knowing HTML! Its true the more you know about HTML and … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Wordpress
Tagged Custom posts, Custom taxonomy, Featured image, Themes, WordPress 3.0
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Free Premium WordPress Theme
Students registering for the January session of the blogging studio course, Blogging for Fun, Fame and Fortune will have the opportunity to win a free premium theme from StudioPress. Over the holidays, StudioPress had a contest for a free premium … Continue reading
Customize your WP theme? Take PHP 101 for Web Developers
Many of you have asked for a class on how to customize your WordPress theme. Unfortunately, I just don’t have the time to write and teach another course right now. I did spend a chunk of my summer helping Jeramie … Continue reading
