Jul 9, 2009 Posted by Judith

Traveler Magazine Premium WordPress Theme

Whether you run a travel, destination or outdoor oriented portal, this Premium WordPress Theme this theme will allow you stand out from your perceived competitors!The Travel Magazine WordPress Theme is ideal for those wanting to run a magazine type Web site related to Travel, City Portals and Lifestyle in general. The theme features a Home page article slider, video rotator, banner management, full... read more

Jul 1, 2009 Posted by Judith

WordPress How To: WP Super Cache Plugin

As your site/Blog grows, resources start getting eaten up like hot dogs at Nathan’s Annual 4th of July Hot Dog eating contest! This is where having a host that offers WordPress specific hosting can make a big difference too. WP Super Cache is a static caching plugin for WordPress. It generates HTML files that are served directly by Apache without processing comparatively heavy PHP scripts. By... read more

Jun 24, 2009 Posted by Judith

WordPress How To: MyAdsense Plugin

Is adding Google AdSense to your WordPress site a good idea? That all depends on your site. Informational archival type sites and Blogs are more conducive to displaying random ads than say a corporate site or or a site that offers professional services. Not that these type of sites cannot have advertising, it just should be handled a little differently than what AdSense serves up to be effective and... read more

Jun 18, 2009 Posted by Judith

Omni Premium WordPress Theme

Omni Theme was created as a fun, Web site styled WordPress theme with a magazine styled home page and social networking section to keep your contacts up to date. It’s widget ready and comes in 4 colors for you to choose from. What started out as a great theme for MySpace or Facebook users that are looking for their own Web site or Blog with a more professional and custom look now includes the Omni... read more

Jun 17, 2009 Posted by Judith

WordPress How To: Put Your Tweets on Auto-Pilot

Twitter is now a phenomenon that is not going to go away anytime soon. As a micro-blogging platform Twitter allows businesses to keep interest parties up to date with current events with a real-time snippet that requires very little commitment or time from followers. What hinders most of my clients from using Twitter and tweeting on a regular and consistent basis is that they think they need to spend even... read more

Jun 4, 2009 Posted by Judith

NewsPress for WordPress Premium Theme

NewsPress is a most excellent Premium WordPress Theme for those sites that are true information disseminators. Giving you a great combo of top page highlights and features with building in sponsor and advertising blocks to help monetize your efforts. With a clean magazine-style layout, you have the opportunity to reflect that you in fact have fresh new information a click away. The sophistication of the... read more

Jun 3, 2009 Posted by Judith

WordPress How To: Visual and HTML Tabs

When folks start out on WordPress they are by default on the VISUAL tab in the editor for pages and posts. Inevitably the question comes up is why is the HTML tab there and why would one use it? The Visual tab is WordPress’ WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor. It allows those who don’t know code to be able to visually layout their post without having to monkey around with knowing... read more

May 28, 2009 Posted by Judith

WordPress WP Remix CMS Premium Theme

While WordPress cut its teeth on being the preferred platform for Blogging, several years ago smarties (like yours truly) realized that WordPress easily could transition into a CMS platform. Content Management Systems allow site owners to have total control of their site without having to know all the code and technicalities that Web Developers know. WP Remix is a perfect WordPress CMS Solution due to... read more

May 27, 2009 Posted by Judith

WordPress How To: SEO Permalinks

The default URLs or Permalinks created by WordPress are not user or search engine friendly. There all kinds of ways to tweak your Permalink structure to suite your needs, you can read all about Permalinks here. For example the WordPress default Permalink looks something like this: http://www.theistudio.com/muse/?p=123 So here’s a quick and easy tip to solve both of these issues. When in WordPress,... read more