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WordPress by default handles large archives by adding a “back” and “forward” link to navigate through the different pages on your blog. WP-PageNavi is a WordPress Plugin that adds more advanced page navigation to WordPress. It does this by adding page number links to your different pages.
The WordPress team is about to release the next version of WordPress- 2.0.4 and are making the call for bug hunters to test the new version.
From the WordPress blog-
Bug Independence Day is July 4th! To help shake the bugs out of the upcoming 2.0.4 and 2.1 releases, we’re holding a Bug Hunt next week. We’ll be finding and fixing bugs and cleaning up the bug tracker. All are welcome to join us in the #wordpress-bugs IRC channel as we go on the hunt. We’ll get things started at Midnight between Tuesday, July 4, 2006 and Wednesday, July 5, 2006 San Francisco time and keep going for 24 hours or until everyone gets tired. We’ll have folks keepng vigil at all hours so drop by at whatever time is convenient to you.
Lorelle has reported a few Wordpress.com Bugs - Anonymous Trackbacks and Comments, Trouble with Future Posts
The latest nightly release of K2 allows you to upload pictures to use in your header as well as manipulate the header text-size directly from the new K2 Picture Upload control panel.
Download the latest nightly release from here.
Also if you are looking for orginal header artwork, check the K2 Header Gallery
Deepthought has a good tutorial on how to create Sidebar Tabs for K2. You may implement it on your blog to save some of your precious sidebar space. Here’s a screenshot
Does’nt it look neat?
Kevin Lim has written a good post on how to automatically post Del.icio.us links in WordPress blogs. This will be usefull if you are lazy and want your blog to look updated.
Continue reading ‘How to automatically post Del.icio.us links in WordPress blogs’
The undersigned has a good article on optimizing your WordPress blog for search engines. It also has a collection of SEO articles from other sites including mine.
A landing page is the page people arrive on your site from a search engine. When visitors reach your blog from search engines they probably skim your content to see if it is what they are looking for. If not, they are likely to leave your site and perhaps never come back again. So why not help them by showing them related posts to their search on your blog?
Yesterday I explained on how to customize the body, page, header and footer. Today I shall cover on how to customize the main menu of your K2 blog. If you have missed the first part of this series, please read that before you continue.
