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In this session, I would like to record a live podcast. I want to promote the advantages of coming to a WordCamp event and answer questions from a live audience. Participants that ask questions will have the opportunity to plug … Continue reading Live Podcast Recording – Answering Your Questions →

This session will be a workshop on how to configure WordPress for publishing podcasts. Learn which plugins to use, what settings to click and, finally, how submit your podcast iTunes and other directories. Stick around for the next session and … Continue reading Podcasting with WordPress →

I will launch into an introduction to WordPress Multisite features – explaining what it is, use case scenarios, sound advice for the user looking to take the Multisite leap, exploring Multisite use in the wild and the default set up/installation … Continue reading Exploring WordPress Multisite →

Security best practices for WordPress installation, site hardening, and remediation after a hack.

Updated musings/rants/raves on using WordPress theme frameworks, third-party plugins (premium, free and non-WP, e.g. timthumb.php) and the actual pro’s and con’s of said frameworks/plugins in the real world (not in sales/marketing speak). A reimagined version of Diet Pills, Theme Frameworks … Continue reading Everything is Relative (Frameworks, Plugins and SEO) →

I’ll take beginning users on a tour through the admin area, showing them how to navigate the menu and customize with Screen Options. I’ll jump into a few frequently used sections like Posts, Media, Pages, and Comments, and provide tips … Continue reading The WordPress Admin Area: A Guided Tour →

There are many ways to get started with WordPress, and thus, many questions surrounding where to begin. Should you choose WordPress.com or WordPress.org? Where should you look for themes? What plugins should you get? Come and learn how to get up … Continue reading WordPress: Up and Running →