This is another article in our series — AJAX Help. We hear from a lot of readers who would like more Tutorials to help them learn AJAX. So, we’re pleased to provide an excellent list by Max Keisler. We look forward to hearing from you with comments about the tutorials, and if you
Fifth Avenue Advisors, is a “B2B” (Business to Business) website for a company that helps other business people decide if it’s time to sell their company, and learn what it’s worth. The company wanted the advantages of a good, dynamic CMS — Content Management System — and one that was simple to manage and use. WordPress was chosen for its easy learning curve, powerful… Continue reading
In this continuing series on using WordPress as a Content Management System — CMS, we’ll take a look at NEXTbusNews.com — a corporate marketing site to get the word out about NEXTbus technology service for bus companies.
by Scott Frangos
NEXTbusNews.com features a features & benefits slideshow on the home page plus static elements and dynamic elements (posts at… Continue reading
by Scott Frangos
Ever get tired of having so many different logins, and identities on the various forums, blogs, communities and social marketing sites you frequent? Most people do. How about when you forget your password, and spend minutes guessing, only to do the request to email for new password — return to site — enter with new password — reset it, thing? Wouldn’t an elegant solution to… Continue reading
by Jim “The Net Fool”
One of the questions I get all the time is how to you monetize your WordPress blog with plugins. This is probably the most efficient and easy-to-use method of getting advertisements up on your website. The best part is, most of these services allow you to take payments and disperse ads automatically! Cutting out the middleman is an excellent option for any blogger. If you can… Continue reading
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by Scott Frangos, Managing Editor - WebHelperMagazine.com
WordPress 2.5 is almost here — below, a screenshot shows some of the planned revisions to the administration area in the next upgrade of WordPress — version 2.5. Revisions are still being made… Continue reading
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