Here’s an easy example of one way of generating cross links. I just finished posting a resource link to one of our other sites, Choosing Joy for Your Wedding. The resource concerns “conflict resolution for couples” – that’s the focus keyword. Here’s the link to the post itself, which includes … Continue reading →
Since there are so many WordPress themes available and it’s so easy to change them, it’s tempting to jump right in and start searching for the “perfect theme.” However, because there are so many themes, and so many different types of themes, searching for one – while fun – eats … Continue reading →
You’ve read it here before: there MUST be a plugin to do whatever one wants to do on a WordPress site. Wanting to incorporate the workshop signup process directly into our Websites and Coffee website, and provide an example for other WordPress users, we took our own advice. Rog and … Continue reading →
Well, a holiday weekend. We got the idea to build a website as a gift for a friend’s birthday – on Friday. We tweaked it this morning – just needs a ribbon. Part of the idea is to get the birthday person’s friends and colleagues to enter their best wishes … Continue reading →
Not all WordPress plugins are compatible with one another and when that is the case, havoc can result. For instance, having more than one plugin for text widgets activated, can result in one of them not working properly, while on its own, it works beautifully. Avoid complications by activating one … Continue reading →
In computing, a plugin is a set of software components that adds specific abilities to a larger software application. It enables customizing the functionality of an application. Plugins can have many different functions. Plugins can extend WordPress to do almost anything you can imagine. When I run up against … Continue reading →
It is prudent to always have backup copies of your website (just like your other electronic work). Otherwise, you will have to recreate your website if something happens to the files and the database. Here are some points about backing up your website…
Continue reading →A WordPress site’s primary elements are pages and posts. Here’s a brief explanation of the difference between a web page and a blog post. Whether you have your own website, or you’re looking at others’ websites, I think you’ll find this information useful. Let me know… Pages are used for … Continue reading →
