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Are WordPress, Blogger the next Angelfire and Geocities?
In the late 1990s, a host of Web sites democratized the Internet, giving the average Internet-user the chance to have his own online home. In 2003, MySpace used the model and brought in a new age of...
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Traffic plunges from WordPress.com site to my self-hosted version
One of the very obvious and very frustrating results of transitioning from my WordPress.com hosted professional site to this beauty is the loss of all that Google juice. While it is certainly nothing...
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WordPress themes I’ve seen used well
There are oodles of WordPress themes, and I’ve gotten the chance to play with the backend of more than a few. While I wouldn’t want anyone to go and brand on the same theme, I do like the idea of...
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What I learned from working with the Frankford High School journalism club
I spent portions of a couple school years while at college helping get a newspaper underway at the Franklin Learning Center, a strong, diverse magnet school in the Spring Garden neighborhood of...
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WordPress themes I’m itching to use
I use a lot of WordPress themes. Here are some I might like to give a go in 2010. Many of the themes I found from WPHacks.com. Evolution Theme Source | Download | Demos: Blue, Green, Red Daily Press...
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Technically Philly directory launches, more updates to come
Today, Technically Philly has announced its directory. Directories are normally pretty boring. We think ours won’t be. It’s certainly a small step, but, leveraging WordPress custom taxonomies with...
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Cobblestone: a WordPress-plugin and local Crunchbase Knight application
From Flickr user IceNineJon Image of Old City Philadelphia cobblestone courtesy of Flickr user IceNineJon. In the future, this project leads to: Open source platform for other regionally-grouped niche...
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How to migrate a WordPress.com blog to your own WordPress hosting
I’ve done this enough times to figure out how to do it without screwing everything up. Suppose you start a project on a free WordPress.com, and, as it grows, you want to move it to a self-hosted...
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Categories are themes and tags are topics: WordPress users
Word cloud of terms used on this site, as of March 1, 2013, using Wordle.net. WordPress, among the most popular web content management systems in the world, offers users an out-of-the-box solution to...
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