Posts Tagged ‘ Wordpress CMS ’

Wordpress plugins ep.1

I have always recommended (where it was possible) Wordpress as a CMS platform. One of the main reasons is its extensibility and that for almost any task there is a plugin or one can be easily developed. I’m checking daily the Wordpress Plugins section of Wordpress.org and you can see my favorite plugins on del.icio.us. [ READ MORE ]

Wordpress 2.7 beta 1 is out now

This post is written from the new WordPress 2.7 beta 1 that was released a few hours ago. So far so good: Upgrade was without issues All my plugins work The new backend is confusing for a few seconds but once you start using it feels great On the bad side I’m so curious who [ READ MORE ]

Collect user feedback on your Wordpress based website

When using Wordpress as a CMS platform, sometimes you want to collect user feedback or bug reports. For this task, so far, I have used Kampyle which is the best product in its class and more important is totally free. But sometimes you want to keep it all in house. For that case, now there [ READ MORE ]

Custom menus for Wordpress CMS

Blogs in general don’t need custom or advanced menu. What comes by default in Wordpress or custom themes is enough for most of the users. But when you try to use Wordpress as a CMS platform for a medium size website you realize that’s not enough. The challenge appears when you have too many static [ READ MORE ]