Even though there has been some controversy with regards to copyright and terms and conditions, Pinterest’s popularity continues to grow.
If you are a Pinterest user, here are 9 tips, tricks and tools that will assist in using the site.
7 Tips for Handling Sick Days as a Freelancer
Last week is the first time I’ve had to deal with sick days since I started freelancing full time almost two years ago (I can’t believe it’s been almost two years …)
I’ve had a couple of days here and there where I didn’t feel great or was overtired or my daughter was home sick from school but overall I’ve been mostly healthy and haven’t needed to take almost an entire week off from work.
It was hard but here’s how I handled it.
3 Ways to Add “Dummy” Content When Developing a WordPress Site
One of the tedious parts of developing a brand new WordPress site is making posts and pages to determine if the layout is working properly. This is especially true when it’s a magazine style layout based on categories filling the different sections. Some posts might be image based, some might be videos and others plain text.
Sometimes the client already has the content but frequently the content will come after the design.
Here are three different ways to add “dummy” content to a new WordPress site.
8 WordPress Spring Cleaning Tips
A year ago I wrote an article about WordPress spring cleaning that discussed all of the updates and changes I had made to this website in honor of spring.
This year I am still working on a number of items so I have compiled a list of WordPress spring cleaning tips that aren’t solely specific to this site.
How to Style the Read More Link in WordPress
Last week I wrote about using the WordPress More tag to control the content displayed on the front page of your blog.
As I mentioned, you can have the More link say anything you want. WordPress also provides a CSS class for the more link that you can use to style it.
