Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 blogger, blogging, blogs, websites, wordpress.com, wordpress.org
For the uninitiated, here are a few Blogging concepts explained (there is an unashamed slant to the superior capabilities of WordPress ). What is a Blog A Weblog (as it was called in the ‘early years’) is essentially a chronologically ordered group of articles. There were, way back, typically journal/diary type entries. As time went [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 1 hosting, how to, websites, WordPress, wordpress.com, wordpress.org
WordPress is very well known for how simple it is to install. The problem for many people however is to get to the stage where they are ready to install WordPress. WordPress may be simple to install but how does one get hosting and a domain name and what is actually required to install WordPress? [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 compliments, facebook, Search Engine Optimization, seo, websites, WordPress, wordpress.com
I’ve recently completed a WordPress Website for a music school called St George Players in Oatley near Sydney, Australia. Jan and David (of St. George Players) had an existing HTML Website, a wordpress.com blog and Facebook and Twitter Pages. In addition to a more cohesive and integrated Website experience for visitors, Jan and David need [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 1 content management system, Software, websites, WordPress, Wordpress plugin, wordpress plugins, wordpress themes, wordpress.com, wordpress.org
One of the challenges in training people in the use of WordPress is the huge number of variances between WordPress WebSites. Of course, one of the great strengths of WordPress is its Content Management System (CMS) architecture/characteristics that separates the functionality from the content and the ‘look and feel’. For example, one may change the [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 Adobe, Automattic, blogging, blogs, Microsoft, wordpress.com
Hot on the heels of Microsoft moving 30 million Blogs to WordPress.com we learn of Adobe migrating 1200 of their Blogs to WordPress.com (from MovableType). O.k., Adobe actually beat Microsoft to it but the news has taken awhile to spread. The number of Blogs moved by Adobe to WordPress.com is small (in the context of [...]
