WordPress 2.7 was released in December 2008 as a recommended update.
It was quickly followed by WordPress 2.7.1, which makes only minor changes in the software.
From what I’ve seen so far, WP 2.7+ is a sleek, highly intuitive redesign.  It’ll take a little while to get used to the changes, but — to me — they [...]

If you’re having difficulties with Media uploads in WordPress 2.5.x, you’re not alone. The good news is, there are some good answers at the WordPress Support Forum. Start with this WP Forum post, which summarizes the most frequent bugs.
I’m using that post as a checklist right now. Yes, I’m having (minor) problems [...]

There’s a new WordPress now, confirming my suspicions that the dust hasn’t settled on WP 2.5 yet. The new version, WP 2.5.1, includes one important security fix, and (according to the WordPress announcement) “over 70 other fixes.”
If you’ve already installed WordPress 2.5 — but only if you’ve already installed it — you may want to [...]

Some website designers like to use “breadcrumbs.”
WHAT ARE BREADCRUMBS?
That term refers to the trail of breadcrumbs left by Hansel & Gretel, hoping to follow it back out of the woods if they became lost.
Online, “breadcrumbs” are a string of links showing your website visitor the previous pages (at your website) that he or she visited.
EXAMPLE
Let’s [...]

The Seven Secrets Seminar changed everything about how I do business.  It more than tripled my online income in three weeks, using only free resources.
Sure, I’d tried WordPress in the past. It was okay for blogging, but I generally wasn’t impressed until I saw the Mimbo and Branford Magazine themes. They look so [...]

After a day of experimenting, this is what I’ve learned: WordPress 2.5 works fine with everything I recommend in my book… except one plugin.
On some (but not all) servers, the Extended WP Contact Form plugin doesn’t work. For me, that’s an important issue.
Are WordPress 2.5’s improvements worthwhile? Not yet.
The new WordPress (2.5) is [...]