The Beginner’s Guide to *Camping
Hello, my name is Mitch Canter, and I’m a camp-o-holic…
It’s no surprise to anyone that I am a career
WordPress BootCamp: Categories vs Tags
This is the second post of Mitch Canter’s “WordPress BootCamp” series… it showcases the ins
WordPress BootCamp: Setting a Static Front Page
If you’re new to WordPress, you may be wondering how in the world WordPress could be anything more than a simple blog.
Top 5 Things to Do After Installing Your New WordPress Blog
So you’ve gotten your new website up and ready to go – and you’re chomping at the bit to add some delicious
Westward, Ho! (aka, It’s Nearly BlogWorld LA) [#bweny]
Get. Stinking. Excited.
It’s that time again – as if BlogWorld New York wasn’t awesome enough, now
A Few Amazing Sites That Can Be Built With WordPress
I always tell people that, in my mind, there’s no question that WordPress can take anything you throw at it. I’ve been building websites on it for nearly 4 years now professionally and I’ve found quite a few fun little projects have come my way. It’s always a challenge to make WordPress work in a way that is outside the box. So, I thought I’d share a few of the projects I’ve had the privilege to work on over the years.
An Open Letter To My Clients
Dear clients:
I’m sorry.
I’m sorry for breaking every single “good business” rule when it comes
WordCampFayetteville is in Full Swing
As you can see by the photos we are having a blast here at WordCampFayetteville.
WordPress 3.3’s roadmap has been set… at least, it will be.
Here’s the email I received of some of the proposed changes to WordPress – a lot of them look super exciting (goodbye
How to set up multiple “layouts” in a post loop (a la TechCrunch)
I’ve seen a lot of hateful comments on TechCrunch regarding their new design. I’m going to officially go on-record