A new WordPress Stack Exchange is now in beta. This is a resource that covers the exact same material as WordPress.org’s existing forums. Not familiar with Stack Exchange? It’s a programming Q&A website that synthesizes aspects of wikis, blogs, forums, and Digg/Reddit. You can ask and answer questions for free. Whether you’re a WordPress beginner [...]
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This week we interviewed Lisa Sabin Wilson, author of WordPress for Dummies and BuddyPress for Dummies. In case you missed it, you can catch up here. When asked about her newest project, “The Nourish Network” website, she offered an excellent answer with short tutorial included, so we couldn’t help but post her response and the [...]
by James
Overnight we hit a pretty big milestone for WPMU DEV – over 20,000 posts in our WordPress MU Help and Support forums! This is all the more special, as while WPMU DEV has been around for a while, the forums are relatively new. And it’s not all bugs and fixes either, our beginners and advanced [...]
by James
Yes, that’s right, my final entry into the best of WPMU DEV series isn’t a plugin, isn’t a theme, but is – in fact – a non-tangible experience based environments… namely the WPMU DEV Premium Forums. Read on below the image for the reasons I think they are not just great in their own right, [...]
by James
Taken from: The WordPress MU Manual bbPress is forum software created by WordPress.org that easily integrates with your WMPU site. Setting up MySQL Database and User for your bbPress install Before you can install bbPress you first need to create a MySQL database and user on your domain using your cPanel. 1. Log into cPanel [...]
by James
To get us started on our week of new WPMU DEV Premium stuff, we’d like to give you a goody.. and a new departure for WPMU DEV Premium, namely a bbPress theme! An not just any bbPress theme either – to go with the very popular edublogs homepage theme – you can now also use [...]
