Session slides from Baltimore WordCamp 2018
Articles
WordPress for Novices:
10ish Tips to Make WordPress Your Friend
Lehigh Valley WordCamp 2018
This is an updated version of my talk “Make WordPress Your Friend!”
Hope you learn stuff. I’d hate it if it weren’t useful.
Gutenberg vs Classic Editor
Content Editing in WordPress: Now and …INTO the FUTURE Comparing the existing (now called Classic) editor with the soon to be released Gutenberg editor WordCamp Lehigh Valley WordCamp 2018 There are lots of differences. Existing users will have to learn the changes. New users seem to like it as it is. Thanks to all the … Continue reading “Gutenberg vs Classic Editor”
Searching for SEO: At least 7 places to look for help
There is an overwhelming amount of content to study when you’re trying to understand SEO (Search Engine Optimization) These are my top 7 places to look for advice as presented in my talk to WordCamp Lancaster 2018 Slides from the talk follow Yoast.com Yoast’s plugin is pretty much the definitive set up for SEO in … Continue reading “Searching for SEO: At least 7 places to look for help”
Dealing with spam in email and comments
What’s the deal on marking email as SPAM? What are my options for all the crap?
WordPress 101: WordCamp Philly 2017
These are the slides from my talk on content manipulation. If you have questions, please ask! Or download the pdf here: Getting Comfortable with WordPress Philly 2017
Getting Comfortable with WordPress
A three-hour hands-on session with Kerch McConlogue and Reed Gustow.
Everything we talked about isn’t necessarily here. But it’s a good collection of info.
Easy SEO: A Brilliant Article
Advice to help your readers comprehend what you’re talking about AND help the search engines who help them, use these really simple tips.
Obvious login name? Be careful!
Is your user name or parts of your domain name being used to attempt hacks to your site?
Transferring a Domain Registration
Just the name, not the site
Why is transferring a domain name so complicated? Every time I set out to do this, something seems to hiccup. So I thought I’d write out the process here. First, a definition: Registrar The Registrar is the company you pay money to to own the domain. It might or might not be your hosting company. … Continue reading “Transferring a Domain Registration
Just the name, not the site”