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30 Excellent WordPress Video Tutorials. WordPress is one of the most popular publishing platforms currently out on the market.

30 Excellent WordPress Video Tutorials

It’s free, highly-customizable, and very easy to install and use. Because of its popularity, you’ll find a wide array of resources that discuss WordPress development, administration, as well as plenty of user guides to help you get started quickly. In this article, we take advantage of the merits of learning by way of watching video tutorials and screencasts. Video tutorials allow you to learn by following along with the instructor in real-time – a format that’s very effective for many people.

You can use these video tutorials a couple of ways: to learn about WordPress yourself or to send to your not-so-technology-inclined clients as a reference to help them get started. WordPress theme development Designing for WordPress See Chris Coyier’s (of CSS-tricks) process for designing a WordPress site in this three part series. Creating a WordPress Template Hodgepodge of WordPress Tricks WordPress as a CMS. How to modify the Modularity Lite 1.2 from Graph Paper Press — The WP Guru.

If you don’t know this theme yet, you should check it out at Graph Paper Press.

How to modify the Modularity Lite 1.2 from Graph Paper Press — The WP Guru

Modularity Lite is Thad Allender’s freebie version of a larger framework. I was customising this theme for Jerry Hyde’s site recently, and thought I’d take some notes to share with you. UPDATE January 2011: This article gained a lot of attention since it came out in January 2010. Code changes dramatically with each release, which is why I’ve written an updated version for Modularity Lite 1.3. This article is about version 1.2. How to add your own Background Image The background image gets loaded via the style.css file in the following line of code: The full path to the default background image is wp-content/themes/modularity-lite/images/bg.jpg. How to add your own Logo or Header have a look at the header.php file and find the following section: <! Delete the <h4>and <span> tags and replace them with a link to your logo like this: If you’d like that logo to link to your home page, wrap it in a link like this:

Multi-level Navigation Plugin for WordPress. Sorry, but there are better ways to do this now.

Multi-level Navigation Plugin for WordPress

This project has been deprecated and is no longer in development. This page will be kept online for archival purposes and in case anyone is still interested in the project despite being no longer maintained. The plugin generates the code necessary to create a Son of Suckerfish horizontal dropdown, vertical flyout or horizontal slider menu. The plugin produces W3C valid HTML and CSS and only requires JavaScript to function for very old browsers such as IE 6. The Javascript is held in an external file which is linked via IE conditional comments, so only the browsers which require it will download the file. To style your menu, head over to the Multi-level Menu CSS Generator page. Download The plugin is available for download here … Multi-level Navigation Plugin Installation Add the following code wherever you want the dropdown to appear in your theme (usually header.php) and activate the plugin in your admin panel.

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