Everybody has a mobile phone these days (except me) so you need to make sure your website preforms both on common desktop browsers and mobile phone browsers too.  One way to insure that you have the best looking mobile website out there is to pick up the MobilePress add-on for WordPress.

This is a free WordPress plugin that makes your website "mobile friendly".  You can also create a lightweight mobile themes for different mobile browsers. Here is a little more about the add-on from the developers:

MobilePress is a free open source WordPress plugin that turns your blog into a mobile friendly blog when viewed on a cell phone. MobilePress is flexible in that it allows you to customize your mobile presence by creating your own themes, creating themes for specific mobile browsers (iPhone and generic devices) and also allowing you to decide when to display your mobile blog.

You also are able to theme the mobile version of your website to look the way you want it to look.  MobilePress integrates with Aduity.com too, which will cover your advertising side of things. I have not yet had time to install and play with this add-on myself – but after trying to check out one of my websites on my sister’s phone the other day, I am really thinking about picking it up.  You want your website to be as easy as possible to use and MobilePress gives that ability to you. 

To learn more about the WordPress add-on (or to download it yourself) go visit mobilepress.co.za.

Are you a web designer wanting to submit your awesome web site design to a ton of galleries at once?  Look no further than cssGallerySubmission. It is the easiest way to submit your web design to all the CSS galleries around the Web.

To get started, all you have to do is visit the submission page, and give them a few details such as your name, e-mail address, design URL, site description, tags and the like.  Then you can use this information to fill in the “submission” pages for each CSS or design gallery you wish to submit to.

Some of the web site design galleries supported include:

• WordPress.org
• CSSMania.com
• Designm.ag
• CSSdrive.com
• DesignShack.co.uk

Right now there are 281 active web site design galleries you can submit your layout and design to.  This tool is perfect for designers that need an easy way to get their free themes out to the public on all of the Web most popular places for getting such galleries.

Give it a shot for yourself at cssgallerysubmission.com.

• Display Tags In A Dropdown Menu
• Automatically Insert Content In Your Feeds
• Display Most Commented Posts In 2008
• Display Related Posts Based On Post Tags
• Display The Future Posts
• Randomize Posts Order

Plus a whole lot more.  That is barely scratching the surface.  You can check out the full collection here:

• 20+ WordPress Recipes (Codes)

Also, for more WordPress code snipits you can use in your own layouts and designs, be sure to check out WpRecipes.com, another great resource for neat ways to modify your WordPress powered web site.

Working on a logo, a web site design, or any type of graphic work?  If you are, and your stuck in the design process – not knowing where to turn next – I have ten great sources to get your inspiration back. 

1. Open Source Vector Art – tons of logos, in vector form, to find your muse.
2. Design Snack – a great “digg-like” layout resource, where you can vote for the best.
3. CSS Princess – a showcase of some great unique CSS-powered designs.
4. Desizn Tech – great blog for design lovers of any kind.
5. Open Source Web Design – the name says it all, tons of free themes to check out here.
6. Best CSS Gallery – check out some of the best CSS powered themes here.
7. OriginMaker – another good blog the highlights some of the best layouts on the web.
8. Design By Grid – tips and tutorials to help you do grid-based layouts and designs.
9. Stylegala – awesome database of designs, layouts and resources.
10. CSS Bag – grab a sack of design goodness or just check out the gallery of sites.

Have another favorite of yours that you would like to share?  Let me know!

Lunarpages WordPress Contest Themes – Series One = 95+ WordPress Themes

Lunarpages WordPress Contest Themes – Series Two = 134+ WordPress Themes

Lunarpages WordPress Contest Themes – Series Three = 90+ WordPress Themes

Thanks to Lunarpages for providing a spotlight for all of these great WordPress themes!

Here is the content line up for this week’s edition of everybody’s favorite web hosting podcast.

• Tips for Disabling “Index of” File Listings for Folders!
• Free File Hosting (Up to 1GB) With File123.com!
• Positives and Negatives of Cheap Hosting?
• Marketing: Free Layouts Are Traffic Hunters’ Gold!
• Who’s the Fastest Growing Domain Name Register?

Now that we are back on track – you should go check out podcast 119 (.mp3) and feel free to share with me your feedback, thoughts, comments and more.

Go get your own twitterfied layout for WordPress and impress your twittering friends. Then again, do you really want to be watching your friends twitter?

I think I might have said too much.

What’s Genki? Genki means cheerfulness, vibrancy and vitality in japanese. While the theme has changed a bit since, find out why the name Genki.

+ Download GenkiTheme for Your WordPress Installation!

Have a good looking theme you want the world to know about? Pass the word about it to me and send me your links to mitch@mitchkeeler.com.

+ Play Old NES Games

+ More Stats Tracking in WordPress

+ Free Layouts and Designs

(Nova Scotia, Canada) – DemoWolf (www.demowolf.com) today announced the launch of their newly redesigned website, including a new logo/branding, new shopping cart system, new Live Chat system and revamped customer Forums.

Coinciding with the new website launch is the announcement of dramatically reduced pricing on most tutorial series. All tutorial series are marked down to sell quickly, particularly the Voice tutorials. Prices have been slashed by as much as 45% off the Voice tutorials, making them affordable for even the smallest hosting companies. These new prices will be in effect for the month of October 2006 only.

DemoWolf now has Live Chat available as another means of communicating with their visitors and customers. Simply click on the Live Chat icon that exists in the right margin of all pages in www.demowolf.com, and be connected directly to a sales/support representative.

The DemoWolf Forums have also been redesigned, but not just in looks. Many forums have been consolidated, and new forums created, as DemoWolf gears up for the release of new products and applications. These forums are located at http://forums.demowolf.com.

About DemoWolf
DemoWolf is an internet services company based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. With over 700 available custom branded tutorials for the web hosting industry, as well as providing custom tutorials and voice tutorials for many other online applications, DemoWolf is the fastest growing tutorial provider in the industry. For more information, you may contact DemoWolf by visiting their website at www.demowolf.com, or by calling toll free 1-866-905-4678.