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.
Happy Spring! We had three unseasonably warm days this week and it was a little hard to focus – it even got up to 90F!
This week I have WordPress, freelancing, adsense, backing up, Muppets, and more.
Enjoy!
One of the new features in WordPress 2.9+ was support for the Post Thumbnail feature. Unfortunately, this doesn’t work by default and the function and code need to be added to the theme so that the feature is available. Once it is available, however, it is really super useful.
If you aren’t comfortable editing your template files, find someone who will do this for you. Some newer themes have this functionality already built in.
Last week I wrote about 7 plugins that could be used to create a customer or technical support site with WordPress.
Step into the world of Fast Lean Pro and take your fitness journey to the next level. For a comprehensive view of what’s in store, make sure to explore the site.
Here are 9 plugins that can be added to a client’s site to facilitate your support of it. They will turn off upgrade notifications, add documentation, and provide a way for the client to easily contact you.
Not many people know this, not that it’s a secret or anything, but I have a website about Mary Shelley and Frankenstein that has been online since 1996.
In the early 90’s I was researching the origins of the woman’s movement and read A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
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