The 15 Best WordPress Plugins to Use in 2012. One of the reasons that I’m so madly in love with WordPress is the thousands of plugins available. It doesn’t matter what you want to accomplish on your blog, there is probably a WordPress plugin that will allow you to do it. This list will provide you with 15 of the best WordPress plugins available today. Only the 15 best WordPress plugins have made it while anything less than amazing has been kicked to the street. Each of these WordPress plugins are used at Site Sketch 101 and I personally recommend each of them to you.
The following plugins are posted in the order that I recommend them. The 15 Best WordPress Plugins to Use in 2013 W3 Total Cache - This is one of the best WordPress plugins for two reasons. Group Discussion WordPress plugins are amazing little creations. Which do you consider to be the best WordPress plugins that you use on your site and how many plugins do you use at your site? Web Apps - Bringing touch editing to Office Web Apps on Windows 8 and iOS tablets. We introduced the new Office Web Apps a few weeks ago.
We’ve added new features, improved the performance of our apps and continue to provide access to your documents anywhere in a variety of popular browsers. Today, we are excited to introduce you to a new dimension for input – Touch – to bring the full-fledged capabilities of viewing and editing in the Office Web Apps to tablets and browsers that support touch, including IE on Windows 8, and mobile Safari on iOS. In designing the Office Web Apps for touch, we set out to achieve the following goals: Users should be up and running with touch-enabled Office Web Apps right awayUsers don’t need to learn to navigate a new user interfaceUsers can easily move back and forth between touch and mouse/keyboard experiencesThe full feature set of the Office Web Apps, including editing tools, must be enabled on touch devices like tablets and touch monitors. Developing the Framework for Touch Let’s dive into each of these principles: 1. 2.
Typing: Summary: Che prezzo hanno i sogni? "Al cuore rimane sempre il compito di trovare il coraggio di fare le proprie scelte"James Hillman Ve lo ricordate, quando eravamo piccoli?
Era tutto importante, tutto questione di vita o di morte. Sapevamo perfettamente chi eravamo e cosa volevamo. Poco importa se il giorno prima o il giorno dopo eravamo o volevamo cose completamente differenti. Vivevamo il presente, con ogni singolo pezzo di noi: cuore, mente, pancia. E oggi? E quando un sogno bussa alla porta, facciamo finta di non essere in casa, o se proprio ci coglie di sorpresa e apriamo, sovrappensiero, facciamo in modo di liberarcene alla svelta, col malo modo che riserviamo ai seccatori e agli importuni. Ci vuole coraggio per guardare negli occhi i propri sogni e reggere il loro sguardo.
Se troviamo quel coraggio, probabilmente dovremo mettere in discussione le persone che siamo e il modo in cui viviamo. Ma la ricompensa sarà il rispetto per noi stessi. Simple CRM System – Part One – Getting Started. In this multi-part series I will be building a simple CRM system using that comes as part of Office 365, showing you how quickly and easily a useful system can be developed. In Part 1, we look at creating an empty site for our CRM system as well as our first SharePoint Lists to hold company and contact data. I will be using an existing site collection for this, so therefore will be creating a new site to house the contents of the CRM, you could just as easily create a new site collection, the choice is yours dependent on your Office 365 plan . To create a new sub-site we are going to click on and then select the menu action: This menu items launches the new site wizard, if you have had experience with SharePoint 2010 you will notice the appearance of this screen is somewhat new, and has been made a bit easier for non-SharePoint folk to understand exactly what they are creating.
I have changed the name of the column to . As always the next step is to populate some test data. The Big Blog.