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CSS3 Web Pricing Tables Grids For WordPress

Pricing tables without HTML tables? Sign me up. For CSS3, pure CSS, no tables, crazy management powers and beautiful design, I’ve found it.

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WordPress Hosting Review

If you’re looking for an honest WordPress Hosting review, you’ll want to read this. We’ve tested the major WordPress Hosting companies and compared them for you.

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Responsive Design and Mobile Plugins for WordPress

So your site doesn’t look quite like you wanted on your iPhone. This article explains some of the options to transform your WordPress site into a mobile-friendly site.

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Nothing found for … Solution: Repair DB

Site running, but no posts? In “Posts” in WordPress is it empty? In PHP MyAdmin (the SQL database admin where all of the content lives), do you get an error when at the wp_posts table? It might be as simple as repairing the database.

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Old version of TimThumb detected in your theme folder. Click here to update.

WOO themes use a theme framework and that makes it easy to update. Who cares about easy to update? You do. Why do you care? Because it makes it easier to fix security breaches like this one with a single click.

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Responsive Design

Responsive Design. What does it mean? In my non-techy world, that the design (of the website) adapts to the screen it’s on. So that if you have a monster widescreen, an iPhone or a laptop, the screen adjusts accordingly.

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Post Formats

What are post formats and why will you love them? Posts, asides, photos, audio, video, status, etc.. Holy moly.

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BuddyPress

BuddyPress can turn your WordPress site into a full-blown socially-connected, discussion, Facebook-like, powerful community site.

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Hana Code Insert

Do your posts’ fancy HTML code (or embeds or movies or JavaScript) get mangled when you–or worse–someone else, opens your WordPress post in the Visual editor?

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Category Icons

Finally, with the help of the Category Icons plugin, I can designate certain posts in a list to have an icon.

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Genesis Child Themes on ThemeForest

I knew that StudioPress had put a few Genesis child themes on ThemeForest, but I didn’t realize there were non-StudioPress-built Genesis child themes there. Just a handful for now, but hopefully more to come!

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BackupBuddy

I’ve been looking for years for a good backup solution for WordPress. I finally found it: BackupBuddy.

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Genesis 1.6 Released — and why you care.

StudioPress just released version 1.6 of their Genesis Framework for WordPress. The fact that they have an update at all says quite a bit. Here’s why.

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Deactivating JetPack Modules

I was having trouble with a them conflict and JetPack and finally found a forum post about deactivating JetPack modules that helped me solve the problem. I didn’t even know you *could* deactivate modules in JetPack!

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An Editorial Calendar Plugin I Love

This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series You Need an Editorial Calendar

The WordPress Editorial Calendar plugin shows your posts in a visual calendar-view format that lets you see what’s scheduled to go live and when.

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