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Toolbar and internal linking make WordPress upgrade compelling

by Rob Cottingham | Feb 23, 2011 | Social Signal

If your site uses WordPress software (as opposed to the hosted WordPress.com site), then you may have heard about the latest upgrade, released just today.
Version 3.1 offers the usual range of improvements – faster this, debugged that, more secure the …

Toonblogging on the iPad

by Rob Cottingham | Oct 22, 2010 | Cartoons, Conferences and workshops

I’ve posted my final cartoon from BlogWorld 2010. It was my most ambitious toonblogging session yet: three straight days of wall-to-wall coverage. (You can check out the results here.) Nearly all of it was on the iPad, using a Griffin stylus and Autodesk’s...

Use WordPress.com or Gravatars? You’ll want to fill out your profile – now

by Rob Cottingham | Oct 7, 2010 | Blogging, Social Signal

If you’re a WordPress.com user, you’ve come across Gravatars before. They’re the avatar, or user image, associated with your account, and they show up next to your comments – not just on your own blog, but on any WordPress.com blog… and on any other …

WordPress and Thesis: How to make a drop-down menu with post titles

by Rob Cottingham | Mar 27, 2010 | Blogging, Technology

Here’s how you can use a new built-in Thesis feature to create a drop-down menu with the titles of the most recent posts in a given category.

WordPress upgrades: vroom!

by Rob Cottingham | Dec 5, 2008 | Everything Else

That was easy. Maybe a little… too easy: I believe there were three clicks involved, but I may have miscounted. It may have only been two. Which is awesome, and will be great for ensuring people quickly plug security holes. But you’re really trusting that...