Nov11
Filed under: WordPress
The much-anticipated book about the ins and outs of Wordpress is finally here. Chris Coyier and Jeff Starr released Digging into Wordpress today. Currently, the PDF version is available for immediate download for $27.
I suggest you pick up this book if you’re new to Wordpress or if you’ve been using it for a while. Chris is great at explaining how web-related concepts work at CSS Tricks. He joins Jeff Star in this project, and the professionalism in the product is stunning.
Oct22
Filed under: WordPress
So I wanted to have a table with zebra stripes in a Wordpress installation. I found a quick and full-featured plugin that allows the stripes, plus so much more.
WP-Table Reloaded will let you import a table from a CSV, HTML or XML file. You can enter the cell data directly into the admin page. You can swap column or row order with minimal effort. You can hide or show columns or rows.
Oct01
Filed under: Usability
So Google added yet another facet to their SERPs this week. The new feature allows you to jump to the information you want right from the search snippets. At first glance it seems they’re acknowledging the proper use of the named anchor tag. Further investigation turns up clues of nimble ID attribute seeding.
Page Division Benefits for Visitors to Your Web Site
This is great news for both sides of the SEO table. The search engine user can click directly to the desired information instead of wandering around the page once they’re directed to a site by the SERP. The old way was sort of like getting directions to a house party that left you at the entrance of a neighborhood. This new way leads you to the right driveway.
