26
Mar
2008
Posted by studioJMC as WordPress Information, WordPress Plugins, WordPress Themes, WordPress Wednesdays
What’s a widget anyway?
Last week we discussed WordPress sidebars and include files. This week we’ll explore how we can prepare our sidebars (or any other area of our theme) to accept widgets. In case you haven’t done your homework, the WordPress Codex defines a widget as being:
…like a plugin, but designed to provide a simple […]
21
Feb
2008
Posted by Ben Cook as WordPress Plugins
I’m not usually one to repost content that I’ve seen on other blogs but I’m making an exception in this case. Graywolf of wolf-howl.com published a post yesterday about a new plugin and after checking it out, I knew I’d have to share it with my readers. It immediately jumped into my list of “Must […]
10
Jan
2008
Posted by Ben Cook as WordPress Plugins
One of the most frequent suggestions I’ve received for this site is to have a contact page to make it easier for people to contact me. To be honest, I’m not quite sure how I had missed such a basic element of a website but for whatever reason, I had placed my contact information on […]
05
Jan
2008
Posted by Ben Cook as WordPress Plugins
While I was upgrading Blogging Experiment to the latest version of WordPress, I decided to go ahead and take care of some of the plugins I’ve been meaning to install but just hadn’t gotten around to. I’ll be covering these over the next week and first up on the list is the Feed Footer Plugin.
As […]
10
Dec
2007
Posted by Ben Cook as Blog Monetization, Site News, WordPress Information, WordPress Plugins, WordPress Themes
Last night I logged in to Blogging Experiment to set the schedule of posts for this week and noticed a comment awaiting moderation. The comment was from David Peralty, the author behind the popular BloggingPro.com blog. The comment was this:
Most of the code of this theme, as well as the graphics comes from the Blogging […]