Today, we launched ObesityRx.net. The complexity of this project went well beyond WordPress as we also created the branding, design, and online strategy. But let’s look at the WordPress build. Theme built on the Thesis Framework Edit flow used to allow for user submissions Gravity Forms handles the contact page; the user registration add-on handles [...]
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This has been a huge week of building. We have several sites about to launch and several more queued up to be built. That means we’re out looking for solutions right now BIG TIME! Here’s 5 Great WordPress Plugins I discovered recently. (If you want more stuff like this sign-up for my Tips & Tricks [...]
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Intense Debate. Disqus. Facebook. Or WordPress’s native commenting? That’s the quandary bloggers are facing. How do I handle my comments properly while still taking advantage of all the viral possibilities out there? There are upsides and downsides to each option. And with WordPress apparently adding better social sharing into an upcoming release of the new [...]
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I’m always on the lookout for new plugins to make WordPress better. Here are three that I’ve installed in the last 7 days that are worth looking at. Two are for client sites and one was for my own personal blog. GD Star Rating – Over at adammclane.com I’m always fiddling with how to engage [...]
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First 5 WordPress Plugins
by Adam McLane on June 24, 2011
Getting started with WordPress can be intimidating. With thousands of templates to chose from and thousands of plugins to consider it’s hard to know what to do. Allow me make it easier. Here are the first 5 WordPress plugins you need for your site Askimet – There’s a reason this plugin comes pre-packaged with WordPress. [...]
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