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Digging into WordPress (Random of the Day #0026)

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Digging into WordPress (Random of the Day #0026)

Random WordPress of the Day #0026



Title: Digging into WordPress Book


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Click here to purchase the PDF version.

400 Pages of Practical Information

There is much to learn about the World’s most popular publishing platform. From your first steps of learning about WordPress all the way through maintaining a site throughout the years, this book is packed with truly practical information.

Beautiful Custom Design

Design-wise, Digging into WordPress is a beautiful book: every page of the book is printed with stunning digital-color precision on gloss-finish paper, with each of its eight chapters color-coded to provide quick and easy navigation. With its large, clear typography, each page is easy on the eyes and easy to read.

PDF Version

All printed copies of the book include a PDF version that you can read on your computer (or you can buy the PDF version alone). We know it’s nice to have a real book to hold in your hands, but the PDF is also great for three big reasons:

  1. Hyperlinked. All the many URL’s in the book you can just click to go to the web page referenced. There is also internal linking – you can click links in the table of contents to jump to those sections.
  2. Copy & Paste code. Much easier to grab code via copy & paste than retyping from scratch. Of course the page numbers in the book and PDF match, so if you are reading the book you can jump over to the PDF and go to that page to copy and paste. You’ll always know exactly where that code is.
  3. Search. The book has an appendix, but that’s never quite as good as just using your PDF readers search feature to find what you are looking for.

Features entire Table of Contents and part of Chapter 3.

A Lifetime Subscription

When you buy this book, you will instantly get the most current version. But also, you are getting a lifetime subscription to all updated (PDF) copies of the book. Updates will automatically be emailed to you as they are released.

Spiral Bound!

How many tech books do you wish would JUST FLIPPING ?!@!*! STAY FLAT while you are trying to reference them while at the computer.

Lots of Code Samples

We go into depth about the anatomy of a WordPress theme. How they work, and how to write the code you need to do the things you want. This means real code that you can sink your teeth into, as well as copy and paste. Beyond theme building, we introduce many tricks your functions.php file can pull off and show you ways to increase performance and security through HTAccess.

Authors

Written by Chris Coyier and Jeff Starr, who eat their own dog food when it comes to talking WordPress. Between them, nearly 100 WordPress sites manufactured.

Christian Budschedl (Person of the Day #0026)

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Christian Budschedl (Person of the Day #0026)

WordPress Person of the Day #0026


Name: Christian Budschedl

Country: Vienna




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From his About page on Theme Forest:

My name is Christian, I am a 27 year old Vienna based Web Designer. I have a partiality for colorful design, unobtrusive javascript and clean php code ;D

Now you may not recognize his name, but if you have ever search or bought themes on ThemeForest.net you may have heard of the user Kriesi, the number one seller in the marketplace selling well over 11000 copies of his 22 Website Themes.

Click here to see all 12 WordPress Themes!

Facebook Fan Page (Tip of the Day #0026)

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Facebook Fan Page (Tip of the Day #0026)

WordPress Tip of the Day #0026


Title: Facebook Fan Page



If you don’t already have a Facebook Fan Page, I suggest you get one for your blog, it’s a great marketing tool and will get you more exposure.

A lot of people don’t know what an RSS Feed is or don’t want to give out their e-mail addresses, but most everyone knows about and is on Facebook, so this is a great option for them to follow you on.

There are so many tools for bloggers to use to automatically feed your page with your RSS feed so it can pretty much take care of it self, and of course it’s free. This option is a good start, but after that there are so many other options you can take advantage of.

Learn more today about how to design and how to setup your page!

WordPressOTD
Create a List Post (Tip of the Day #0043) http://goo.gl/fb/3DFqH #wordpress #wp #tips July 30, 2010

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