My most popular article, by far, is How to Add a Custom Tab to a Facebook Fan Page. And one of the questions related to that article that I get asked the most frequently is, “how do I add content to the custom tab?”
The short answer is in order to add content to a custom tab created with FBML, you have to use HTML. If you don’t know any HTML, there isn’t much you can do with the tab.
It isn’t exactly easy to integrate a website’s contact with Facebook but many people want to collect customer or visitor data via a contact form.
Fortunately, Response-o-matic has created an online tool that makes form creation and integration a snap. Here I will show you how to do this.
I work with the Thesis theme for WordPress quite a bit but I don’t think I’ve written about it before. It took me a bit to figure out how to add a post to static front page so I decided I would document what I learned.
My client wanted a static front page and then for the blog to be on a different page. No problem there – that’s managed by a WordPress setting under Settings > Reading. But she also wanted the most recent blog post on this same static page.
The first burning question here is what the heck is a taxonomy.
Simply, it’s a way to group things together. You are probably familiar with this with your music collection – it can be grouped by genre, artist, release year, etc. You may also remember taxonomies in Biology class when you learned about Linneaus and his classification of plants, animals and minerals.
In WordPress, a taxonomy is a way to group together types of posts.
Since version 2.9.2, the post thumbnail feature has been supported by WordPress.
A couple of days ago I was working on a front page layout that has rows of post thumbnails in three columns. Clicking on the thumbnail takes you to the full post for the page.
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