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WordPress Flash Photo Carousel Plugin

WordPress Flash Photo Carousel Plugin

We often develop sites that include static flash galleries, headers, menus, and intros.  It's often difficult, then, to explain which parts of the site can be changed within WordPress, and which are hard-coded.  This plugin is built to manage the excellent flShow Photo Carousel within the comfort of the WordPress ... Read More »
Wordpress 2.6 is released

Wordpress 2.6 is released

WordPress Announced the release of version 2.6, which provides some new features that our clients have been interested in for a while: Captions for images are now easy to add, and won't be eaten by the visual editor Wiki-like revisions for posts, allow you to change your content back to a previous ... Read More »
Reasons to Upgrade (or not) to WordPress 2.5

Reasons to Upgrade (or not) to WordPress 2.5

Who Should Upgrade? People using wordpress primarily for blogging, who don't use many plugins.  Also, people who like shiny new things, as the dashboard has been completely redesigned. Who Should Not Upgrade? People who use wordpress in conjunction with other software, like a forum, e-Commerce, etc. 2.5 introduces database changes that will ... Read More »
An update to the List

An update to the List

We'd like to thank Mark Ghosh from WLTC for picking up our post yesterday. We're glad our list was so well received. Many people have commented that they'd like to see a longer list. Oxeye Daisy is picking up where we left off the list, adding 4 ... Read More »
Top 10 WordPress CMS Plugins

Top 10 WordPress CMS Plugins

For moderately sized sites (including simple e-Commerce sites), WordPress does a pretty good job as a CMS, making it easy to maintain your site, and update your content. Of course, it does this best with the help of a good theme, and some great plugins. The strength of ... Read More »
Organizing Pages in WordPress

Organizing Pages in WordPress

WordPress can be a very straightforward CMS for many types of websites. Our website, like most of our clients' sites, runs on WordPress exclusively. Writing and editing static content is pretty easy, but organizing your static content is a little less obvious. There are two parts to ... Read More »