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WordPress 2.7 Tips

Saw this fabulous article at Noupe.com and learned a thing or two about the new WordPress 2.7 that I had missed! (Okay, so what I don’t know could fill a book).

The first thing I noticed (in Point 1.2 of the article) is the ability to "stick" a post using the Publish tab (see fig. below).  Many of you miss your ‘Sticky Post’ plugin that appears to not be compatible to 2.7.

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Getting the Most from Your WordPress Posts…

This is an excellent article from one of my favorite blogs www.FindableBlogs.com.  Sarah Lewis is specifically a WordPress blogger and SEO expert.

Read her latest article on "3 Easy Ways to Get More Mileage from Your Blog Posts" at http://www.findableblogs.com/get-more-from-your-blog-posts/ .

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WordPress Lesson: Creating a Download Link in a Post

Today the question was "How do I create a download link so I can include a document in my post?"  And I want to thank Robin Messenheimer who asks the BEST questions! 

This short tutorial will assume that you have the WordPress plug-in FCKeditor  (which I include with all WordPress installations that I do).  FCKeditor replaces the standard WordPress editor with an awesome "MS Word" type editor.

Follow the step-by-step, matching the numbered step in the photo below.

  1. Type the word that you want to link (by the way, it also works with a photo) and then ‘select’ (or highlight) it.
  2. Click the "Link" icon and a menu will pop-up
  3. Click the "Upload" tab and then "Browse" to find the document you wish to have be the download
  4. Click "Send it to the Server" and wait until you get the confirmation… do NOT click  "Send it to the Server" multiple times, or you will corrupt the file.

Click on the image below for larger detail:

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Make a PDF from almost any document

Do you want to share a flyer or a newsletter that you created in Publisher or Printshop or another application that isn’t widely distributed and worse–can only be read in the application?  Perhaps you have created a Word document, but you’ve used fancy fonts and you want the photos and text to display exactly as you’ve created it… well you are in luck! (more…)

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