Posts Tagged “wordpress”
Paragraph-level commenting for Wordpress
by Luke Rodgers on August 24, 2009
Digress.it is a Wordpress plugin enabling threaded, paragraph-specific discussion on posts and pages
Wordpress’ comment form tabindex no-no
by Luke Rodgers on March 9, 2009
Edit the tabindex values in your Wordpress theme to improve accessibility
Better pagination SEO with Wordpress
by Luke Rodgers on September 11, 2008
Though SEO doesn’t get me all hot and bothered like it does some people, it is on my radar, as I think it should be for all web designers and developers.
One of the blogs I’ve recently subscribed to is SEOMoz, (…)
Using Wordpress as a CMS – Part 3
by Luke Rodgers on August 15, 2008
In the first two “wordpress as CMS” posts, I discussed the benefits of Wordpress as compared with other free, open source CMSs and how to take advantage of recent Wordpress improvements when using it as a CMS. In this installation, (…)
Using Wordpress as a CMS – Part 2
by Luke Rodgers on July 22, 2008
A principle of good software design is to balance the demand for new features with the necessity to maintain a high level of usability, and one sign of good software is that the interface remains uncluttered and intuitive as new (…)
Using Wordpress as a CMS – Part 1
by Luke Rodgers on July 19, 2008
For those searching for a free, feature-rich and easily-extensible Content Management System (CMS), Wordpress is not to be overlooked. Not only is there a growing “literature” of blog posts and tutorials on how to use Wordpress as a CMS, but (…)
