A New Theme, Part 2: When Your New Theme Crashes Your Blog
20th of January 2013 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

A New Theme, Part 2: When Your New Theme Crashes Your Blog

This guest post is by Ayelet Weisz of All Colores. Yesterday, we talked about preparing your blog for a theme upgrade. You read it, worked through all the steps, and now you’re ready to go. So you get up on Saturday morning and sit down to work, a breeze coming through ...more
Blog Design
A New Theme, Part 1: 11 Ways to Prepare for Your Blog Theme Upgrade
19th of January 2013 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

A New Theme, Part 1: 11 Ways to Prepare for Your Blog Theme Upgrade

This guest post is by Ayelet Weisz of All Colores. You’ve been reading all about the importance of a good blog design while struggling with your basic WordPress theme. You’ve been frustrated with the limitations of this basic theme, yet you don’t have enough tech knowledge to create a new ...more
Blog Design
10 Essential WordPress Security Plugins For 2013
8th of January 2013 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

10 Essential WordPress Security Plugins For 2013

This guest post is by Anders Vinther of The WordPress Security Checklist. Now that we have left 2012 behind, we can start planning 2013. And there is no better time to review the security plugins you use on your WordPress site. Last year important new security plugins were released, and ...more
Blogging Tools and Services
WordPress Feature Review: New Features You Missed in 2012, Part 2
28th of December 2012 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

WordPress Feature Review: New Features You Missed in 2012, Part 2

This guest post is by Michael Scott of WPHub.com. Yesterday, we started our tour of new features added to WordPress in version 3.4. Today we continue the tour with a look at helpful new features available in version 3.5. New features added to WordPress 3.5 Released late last year, WordPress ...more
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WordPress Feature Review: New Features You Missed in 2012, Part 1
27th of December 2012 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

WordPress Feature Review: New Features You Missed in 2012, Part 1

This guest post is by Michael Scott of WPHub.com. One of the great things about WordPress is that it never stands still. The platform is constantly evolving beyond its blogging roots, with more great features being added every year. WordPress used to release small updates frequently, but at the end ...more
Blog Networks
How to Choose the Right WordPress Contractor for Your Blog
8th of December 2012 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

How to Choose the Right WordPress Contractor for Your Blog

This guest post is by John Bonello of WPProHelp.com. After reading the articles on how to work with designers and technical contractors here on Problogger.net, I felt the need to share my experience with you on how to choose a WordPress contractor. Choosing a third-party WordPress contractor is probably the ...more
Miscellaneous Blog Tips
Blogging On the Go: Are Mobile Apps Up To It?
6th of December 2012 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

Blogging On the Go: Are Mobile Apps Up To It?

This guest post is by Barry Cooke of QDOS. With the rise of mobile technology and citizen journalism, being able to blog while on the move is increasingly important. Unfortunately, many blogging apps are limited, clunky, and make updating from your mobile smartphone or tablet inefficient. Here we take a ...more
Blogging Tools and Services
Essential HTML for Bloggers Part 2
7th of October 2012 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

Essential HTML for Bloggers Part 2

This guest post is by Matt Setter of MaltBlue.com. If you were with us yesterday, Part 1 of this series will have put you in very good stead for making sure the code of your blog posts is perfect HTML! As you’ll recall, yesterday we looked at: What is a tag? ...more
Miscellaneous Blog Tips
Essential HTML for Bloggers Part 1
6th of October 2012 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

Essential HTML for Bloggers Part 1

This guest post is by Matt Setter of MaltBlue.com. In the modern-world of blogging, there are so many blogging platforms to choose from. From the venerable WordPress, TypePad and Drupal to other great tools, such as Habari, Typo3 and CushyCMS amongst others. All of these make building a professional and stunning ...more
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