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WordPress RC1 is out
Automattic have released the latest version of WordPress 3.0 for its first release candidate version. The RC1 is now available to download from the wp site as well as auto upgrade if you are using the wp developer plugin.
Testing the RC is always a good to give back to the community. Download it install it [...]
What to look for in a WordPress theme – part 1
Choosing a theme for your new blog is often something people find difficult. Where to look for them, which one to pick, what functionalities do I need, etc…
When setting up a new site, first you need to get a clear picture of what the site is going to be for your users. If it’s an [...]
Google WebFont API revealed
Google revealed many things during its I/O conference but designers will have certainly noticed the WebFont API.
The WebFont library hosts a few font you can then include on your site using the WebFont javascript API. This is across browser solution that will then allow you to use the font family anywhere.
Great typography starts here. With [...]
WordPress is not a CMS, stop calling it that
And before you jump to conclusions and call me a retard I would also like to add, it is a Framework. There I’ve said it and I am not taking it back.
WordPress as been improving and improving toward what people wrongly call a CMS. Where this is partly true, it is far from the really [...]
New version of Buddypress
BuddyPress, for those who don’t know yet, is a plugin for WordPress that turns it into a fully featured social networking platform. And by social network I mean something of the scale of Facebook.
So this all good and interesting but the major draw back of BuddyPress was that it only worked with WordPress Mu. Well [...]
Upcoming features in WP 3.0
I know, WordPress 2.9 has only been out for a few weeks but we are already excited about the next release. Version 3.0 is something special though.
First it is a big number and with big number comes responsibility, hum, big features…
The major change is the merge of the MU code base and the normal WordPress. [...]
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