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WordPress as a CMS: Greek Care Website

By Scott Frangos | Published: June 21, 2008

In this edition of the continuing series on using WordPress as a Content Management System — CMS — we take a look at GreekCare.org — a non-profit resource site using a handful of key plugins and some custom programming to meet its mission online. by Scott Frangos The Greek Care website (GreekCare.org.au) is a service for Melbourne, [...]

Posted in Blogging Help, Twitter, WordPress CMS Help, WordPress CMS Reviews | Also tagged ajax, analytics, archive, articles, audio, banner, blog, blogged, blogging, blogs, breadcrumb trail, client, cms, cms content, code, coding, commonalities, content, content management system, custom database, customer, customers, data, design, designers, develop, developers, development, editing, examples, free, google, graphic, graphics, javascript, links, Management, navigation, page, php, phrases, plugin, plugins, professional, professionalism, relevance, relevancy, search, searchable directory, service, site, sitemap, sites, Social, template, theme, themes, user, visitors, website, websites, wordpress, writing, yahoo | 9 Comments

32 AJAX Tutorials for Beginners

By Scott Frangos | Published: June 9, 2008

We’ve had a number of requests from readers for more AJAX — Asynchronous JavaScript And XML — tutorials, and so Max Keisler presents here a round-up of 30 good online tutorials for you. If you’re new to AJAX, just reading the descriptions of the tutorials here will give you an overview of capabilities. [...]

Posted in Web Help | Also tagged ajax, ajax tutorial, apps, asynchronous javascript and xml, CSS, demonstration, design, javascript, library, php, RICO, search engine, shopping cart, tool, Toolkit, tutorial, Tutorials, web application, web applications, web developers, web forms, XHTML, XML, xml tutorials, XMLHttp, xmlhttprequest | 1 Comment

101 CSS Tips, Tutorials & Examples

By Scott Frangos | Published: January 31, 2008

How are your CSS skills coming? This great list should help you a lot, whether you’re just starting, or well on your way to Mastery… before the next CSS version makes it’s way to the next generation of browsers. It’s remarkable how much knowledge is online, and how when you pull the right [...]

Posted in Web Help | Also tagged ajax, archive, articles, blog, blogged, blogging, blogs, cheat sheet, code, coding, CSS, css properties, css rounded corners, css techniques, css tips, css version, design, design templates, develop, developers, development, digg, editor, formats, free, html, image, images, javascript, layout, links, navigation, optimization, optimizing, page, photoshop, php, professionalism, sheet, site, sites, square corners, standards, style, styles, stylesheet, template, tools, tutorial, web, website, websites, writing, XHTML | 1 Comment

Cleaning your LAMP – Troubleshooting slow CMS issues

By Scott Frangos | Published: December 9, 2007

Subscribe to the Blog (via RSS) Why is this man biting his keyboard? Maybe he just needs to clean his LAMP! Do you manage a Content Management System (CMS) like Drupal, Joomla, or WordPress to run your website? Is it running slow, and your pages take a long time to load even though [...]

Posted in Blogging Help, WordPress CMS Help | Also tagged Apache, architechture, cms website, content management system, dsl, hosting, isp problems, Linux, open source cms, php, plugin, plugins, program, python programming, server mysql, sites, source, system connection, trace route, vps, web server, webmaster, webmasters, website, websites, wordpress | 5 Comments