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Favourite Links of the Week (#4)

Posted in Freebies, Inspiration, Web Design, WordPress, jQuery on 01 Feb

Week 4 is up and here are my favourite posts/links/freebies of the last 7 days. There are not much this week unfortunately I will make up for this next week!

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How To: Move WordPress to a new Domain!

Posted in Tutorials, Web Design, WordPress on 27 Nov

For about roughly a year now I have been considering moving away from selfconclusion.co.uk to either 1) a new funky domain name, or 2) blog.stugreenham.com and yesterday in a wild move I took the plunge! Luckily things all went smoothly (he say's) and so far I have not experienced any major issues...

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(Nerd)Press Theme Released

Posted in All Posts, Freebies, Web Design, WordPress on 26 Apr

This post is long overdue I know, but I thought I would share the latest goings on in the land of (Nerd)Press, which is that version 1.0 is officially released onto the web for all you WordPress fans to download and use should you want to!

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Working with Custom Fields in WP

Posted in All Posts, Tutorials, Web Design, WordPress on 31 Dec

Every one who uses WordPress for there blog will have no doubt at some point noticed the section labelled 'Custom Fields'. Now be honest, how many of you use this feature on your Website? or how many of you at least understand what it does? The feature is infact very handy and with a few simple steps, it can really make your WP Theme stand out, but there are many who don't take advantage of it! Hopefully if your reading this you have some understanding of how WordPress works, and fingers crossed you are aware of the WP Loop that pulls your posts to display on your site. If you are not familier with the Loop then this page will be ...

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WP .XML Test Data Import

Posted in All Posts, Freebies, Tutorials, Web Design, WordPress on 08 Sep

If you have read any of my previous posts about the mighty WordPress, then you might be able to work out I am a big fan! Very true indeed! Infact 99% of the sites I have done use it. When creating a design I won't build it into WordPress from the start, main reason is that I can concentrate fully on the HTML/CSS code and not have to worry about PHP loops, etc. Much simpler!

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