Tips on Webhosting, Blogging, Web Design, Webmastering, SEO, CSS, and whatever the damn hell I know.
I think I’m gonna stay with my current version of WP.
The importance of having a search engine friendly page title — and how to do it for a WP blog.
Ramblings due to the meta description for the index page, appearing on every single damn post of my WP blogs — which is not good.
How to create an Archives Page for Wordpress.
How to get Compact Archives to appear inside / work on a WordPress page.
<-- basic CSS -->
Content. Padding. Border. Margin.
Order: Top, right, bottom, left.
Repeat until remembered.
Seeing the “Invalid XML: too many tags” too many times makes one very exasperated…
By default, a blog’s feed should be as follows: http://www.mydomain.com/feed
By chance, my fantasy art blog was missing the default feed. WordPress has several feed URLs.
Consider using a custom permalink (date and name based), instead of the WordPress default (numbers based).
I made some changes to one of the sidebars of my themes (increased the pixel width). It worked out fine in Firefox.
Later, when I switched to IE, I found that the sidebar had shifted wayyyy downwards instead…
I don’t really like sidebars to be overcrowded.
These are some directories that I personally like (due to features and presentation, and how quickly they add your blog/s to their listings).
With no taskbar / toolbars showing.
This is regarding where to place the < ?php wp23_related_posts(); ?> code, for a Related Posts plugin.