Blog: Wordpress As CMS
25 Nov 2007 /
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Most of your blog post might not be lucky enough to get high ranking with high search keyword.
High search keyword are competitive and you can only rank well unless you have high incoming links for that post. But not many blog post will have high incoming links unless that blog post being DIGG or promote intensively.
Well, we have more then “incoming links challenge” to make this really work for us.
Why?
Blog Post Are Not Design To Be Great At Welcoming Visitor.
Most visitor come to our site will not land on our main page. Most of them will be landed in our blog post.
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5 Nov 2007 /
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To have a great website, you really need to find a better way to maintain your links and content. It’s doesn’t look too cool when your site have a broken link:)
When you have more and more content and links, it’s really get more difficult to maintain your links. Of course, things get even worse when you have more then one blog/site!
If you are pragmatic system thinker, you will try to make this as systematic as possible and use the most less time to do it. Even though you are not, while you reading this blog post, you must be thinking what is the best way to check your broken links by now.
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30 Oct 2007 /
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This is our standard manual on how to upgrade to wordpress. This should be the standard steps on how to upgrade wordpress. This provide an overview on how to upgrade wordpress … but for specific version, please google such as upgrade to wordpress x.x to check for any documentation for any comparability issues.
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25 Oct 2007 /
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Simpler is better
Simplicity rule! It’s suggested by the expert that going through all of your design elements and removing them one at a time. If a design works without a certain design element, kill it.
This is a strong concept for “less is MORE”.
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18 Oct 2007 /
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If you have a content management software platform, you don’t need to know much HTML and CSS to make it work for you. If you really want our advise for this … we think it’s better for you to know some HTML and CSS.
You Don’t Need Advance Stuffs Unless You Create From Scatch
But if you start building a website from scatch, you might need to have site design software such as Dreamweaver, Eclipse (aptana), FrontPage, HomeSite and etc.
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15 Oct 2007 /
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Ha ha. Got your attention? Anyway, there are no best content management system for everyone, only the best content management system for specific project or doing specific website.
There is no one shoe size it fit it all.
Well, since in this website, we focus on using Wordpress as our “default” content management system to explain the concept and execution. But there are many great content management system out there provide different solution.
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12 Oct 2007 /
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If you plan to upgrade to the latest wordpress 2.3, you will be sorry if you didnt’ read this post.
Just kidding, but really … wordpress 2.3 break a lot of things. And this is what you can do to upgrade.
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8 Oct 2007 /
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We have design couple of website using wordpress. And we found there are couple of limitation to turn wordpress into content management system, if we didn’t design carefully in the beginning.
After couple of mistakes we make, we think the best way to put wordpress into content management system is to use page feature rather then post feature:
To Write Post
To use write post, the main different compare to write page will be the feature and the ability to be …
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