For those of you who use WordPress to run your blog, version 2.7.1 has been released.
Just want to keep you updated.
For those of you who use WordPress to run your blog, version 2.7.1 has been released.
Just want to keep you updated.
I just tried to update to Twitter Tools 1.5 and it wouldn’t authenticate my username and password. It said it couldn’t find me.
I rolled back to my previous version and it is working fine. I don’t know what the problem is, but I really like this plugin.
For those of you who haven’t updated, WordPress 2.6 is now out and you should update.
I have been running it a little bit and have not seen any problems.
The one function I do like is the plug-in management. The previous versions put all the plug-ins together, whether they were active or not. WordPress 2.6 separates the active plugins from the disabled ones. It is nice.
Give it a try! At least do it for all of us who are on the Internet and protect us from viruses and other bad things.
This video is from about a month ago, but is pretty interesting. It is a good discussion about the future of WordPress and some of the things that they are working on.
At least I found it interesting.
I use WordPress and have always struggled with the difference between categories and tags. There has been no real analogy for those so I could place it in my mind on how to use them.
Well I was listening to The WordPress Podcast and they were discussing the best part of WordCamp Dallas and someone put it into perspective for me.
The best way I have seen it described is that tags are the index and categories are the table of contents. It has really helped me understand and fine-tune my blog.
Thanks for doing The Voices of WordCamp Dallas. It has really helped me and I wasn’t even there.
WordPress 2.5 is now available to download and install. In addition, WordPress.Org was redesigned. It also looks pretty cool, so check it out too.
I’ll be working on upgrading later today. If you take the leap before me, let me know what you think.
According to the post, new features include: Continue reading
WordPress 2.5 RC2 is now out for review and comment and you can watch a screencast of what is coming. I am quite encouraged by what is coming.
Check out the post and screencast on the WordPress.org site.