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Couldn’t make it to WordCamp Savannah? No problem! You can still learn from some of the presentations by checking out slides that speakers have made available on slideshare.net. More slides will probably become available. Follow @wordcampsav on Twitter to get all the latest. Current slides available from WordCamp Savannah include: Customizing WordPress Themes/ Child Themes [...]

WordPress’ 3.0 Thelonius release is establishing the platform as an enterprise-class content management system, no longer for blogs and small businesses only. Recent core improvements grant users the ability to create unlimited custom content types without the need for an experienced developer. Multisite management is now built into the WordPress core and can be set [...]

As part of the proposed Potential WordPress.org Improvements, the WordPress.org plugin directory is going to be getting some new features that will improve user interaction with the directory, the plugin authors, and the rest of the community. The improvements have been narrowed to the following for a final selection process: A standardized taxonomy for organizing [...]

Check out this handy new plugin from Yoast called Email Commenters. It offers you an easy way to e-mail all the people who commented on a certain post. For example, if you’ve updated a post with new information or updated a file offered for download within a post, this plugin gives you the ability to [...]

When you’re working on a business website, you need quality, and quickly, from the plugins you choose. If you had the know-how to be hacking and troubleshooting the plugins that you need, you would be writing and releasing your own plugins. The WordPress Apps Store was created to save you the hassle. WP Plugins is [...]

Displaying a user’s friends in the sidebar is something that simply makes sense for a lot of community sites. Although there are widgets available for showing members, recently active members, and who’s online, BuddyPress does not come packaged with a widget for displaying a logged in user’s friends in the sidebar. If users are easily [...]

So, I hope you enjoyed yesterday’s post on why premium plugins are the future of WordPress, now let’s take a closer look at how WP Plugins helps make that happen! As I said yesterday, WP Plugins has come from a sincere belief that to improve WordPress, there needs to be a way to commercially support [...]

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