The new full screen editing mode that comes with WordPress 3.2 is really outstanding. While, I don’t know if it will make me drop using Windows Live Writer when posting from my desktop, I do have to say the clean design and interface is a lot more inviting than the default post editor WordPress presents you.
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Full Screen Editing in WordPress
JournalCrunch Theme for WordPress
Great WordPress themes are often hard to find – so that is why I have decided to start doing a little looking for you, because it is one of the inquires I get submitted to me the most. If you are looking for a great free theme I would highly suggest JournalCrunch. This theme, developed as a free download from Site5, has to be one of the best free premium themes I have had the chance to play with.
Your Life in 280 Characters
The website 280daily offers you a new and unique way to journal your own thoughts and ideas. The idea here is simple. 280daily allows you to keep a diary or journal where each entry is only 280 characters long. You can think of this as a sort of WordPress meets Twitter. Now, what you do with this new tool once you get it is totally up to your own originality.
How to Disable WordPress Admin Bar
I have just started to play with WordPress 3.1 today. One of the biggest updates that people will either love, or love to hate is the new admin bar that is displayed across the top of your website when you are logged in. It gives you quick and easy access to some of the most popular administrator features of WordPress. What if you do not like it? There is a pretty simple way to disable it from showing up.
Split Testing in WordPress
Searching around through the WordPress plugins page – I was looking for an easy way to do split testing in this popular blogging platform. While it does not seem anybody has invented the perfect solution, I did run across several plugins that almost get the job done.
Multiple Blog Management
When you run multiple websites, it can be difficult to log into each and do any updates that need to be done. Thankfully though, if you are using WordPress on each website you manage, I have found a very interesting new service that lets you manage all of your blogs from one dashboard, ManageWP.
Working with WooThemes
As some of you may or may not have noticed, the theme I have been using across my network or projects is from WooThemes. Now, while I might have told you a few years back that a premium WordPress theme was a waste of money and time (because you could always just do it yourself) I have had a change or heart. My investment in purchasing a premium theme has been really fantastic.
Turn Your Blog into a Book
Looking for an easy way to turn your WordPress powered blog into a book? Anthologize is a plugin for WordPress that will turn WordPress into a platform for publishing electronic text. Anthologize gives you all the tools you need to publish your work in a new and exciting way.
Phone Friendly WordPress Layout
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.
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Premium Black and Blue WordPress Theme
Great looking and free WordPress themes are really hard to find. Sometimes you have to search for days, weeks or years to find the one that is right for you. With that said, I am here to make your Monday morning just that much easier – here is EvoLve.
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