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Even though it’s been the holiday season, work on Using WordPress hasn’t slowed down only a wee bit. Several of the initial chapters are now in the loving hands of my editors and I’m proceeding full steam ahead. Since crowd sourcing works pretty darn well for getting feedback, commentary, and information, I’m looking for a bit of help with the next chapter in the book: WordPress Plugins.
Us WordPress.org/DIY install users know that there are thousands of WP plugins out there to try. Lots of plugins do the same thing and [...]

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In the beginning, there was email
Web-based collaboration tools and strategies has been one of my professional passions for a decade now. Beyond that I always thought it was cool, I started telecommuting in 2000, so needing easy and complete solutions was high on my priority list.
Over the years, I think I’ve tried nearly all the solutions around with varying degrees of success and failure. Almost always success or failure has been determined by either the willingness of the team to adapt and change or the ease of use of the [...]

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Going to do this post in segments…first my slides:
How to use to build a website using WordPress: For normal people
View more presentations or upload your own. (tags: wordpress wordcamp)

This is the “magic” code that fixes the problem with having a pre-set “Home” button:
<?phpwp_list_pages(‘exclude=2,10&title_li=&depth=1′); ?>
What this does is block the pages with IDs 2 and 10 from being listed. You’ll have to find out the page ID from your Edit Pages section in the admin panels. I mouse over the title and look at the URL in the status bar. Please, [...]

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Next week is WordCamp Whistler and in addition to exercising my shoulder do I can take pictures, I’m also prepping to give a short talk on using WP to build “regular” websites.

When Duane and Rebecca opened the speaker submission form, I zapped in with one of my favourite topics: using WP to build a website (yeah with a blog too). Morten had a similar idea, and while a panel was the first option, now each of us will have 30 mins of fame:
In my original pitch I asked for a [...]

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Testing out WordTwit 1.3

by Tris Hussey on January 11, 2009 · 2 comments

in Blogging, Web 2.0, WordPress

Duane updated his Twitter plugin WordTwit yesterday. It now checks your Twitter credentials to make sure they are correct. Nice touch. Playing with other stuff shortly.

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