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Wordpress Theme Lists

by Mark Hodder on August 26, 2008

Looking for your next Wordpress theme can be quite a challenge at times with all the different websites out there. Here are some great starter links:

WordPress Official Theme Directory
30 Free High Quality WordPress Themes
100 Excellent Free WordPress Themes
83 Beautiful WordPress Themes
21 Fresh, Usable and Elegant Themes
10 Fresh and Clean Themes
20 Best Themes for Small Business
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Previous / Next & Back / Next Links

by Mark Hodder on August 20, 2008

Interesting post on how using these words is bad UI design to represent older and newer content. Instead replace Previous, Next / Back etc. with “Older” or “Newer” links.
A commenter also states that it’s not only the words used but that they are consistent throughout the site as well – simple but often missed concept.
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Wordpress Expand Text

by Mark Hodder on August 19, 2008

This WordPress plugin allows you to create sections of text in your post or page which expand/collapse when clicked on. You simply wrap the special tags around your text, and set the ‘expand link’ (the link visitors click on to show the text). If your visitors do not have javascript enabled, the ‘expand link’ is [...]

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Wordpress 2.6.1 Released

by Mark Hodder on August 15, 2008

Wordpress has continued the tradition of releasing a “point one” bug fix release about one month after a major release. The 2.6.1 release contains over 60 bug fixes, get it now at Wordpress.org

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New Wordpress 2.5 Out!

by Mark Hodder on March 29, 2008

Wordpress 2.5 has been released and it’s a big one – so what’s new you ask? Well grab a cup a coffee and pull up a chair, this is going to take a while.

Redesigned admin interface
New dashboard with a quick view on all the important goings on
Multifile uploading with progress bars
One-click upgrading of plugins
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