By Michael Pollock in Side Notes
I’ve received quite few positive comments about our new WordPress theme - WP-Vybe - since it launched earlier this month. This is one I had to share.
Darrrell Writes: “If anyone is sitting on the fence about purchasing [WP-Vybe], get off the fence and do it. There is no other theme out there that does all of this at this price. We took our site farther in less than a day than we had in a month; we have tried them all….”
We have received a number of inquiries lately about browser display problems like:
My site displays perfectly in Firefox but when I open it in Internet Explorer 7 it is all scrambled. How can I resolve this problem?
First and foremost, we want to let you know that we make every effort possible to quality check [...]
We’ve all heard of Spring cleaning sessions. Well, for whatever reason, Solostream customers have created an equivalent phenomena right now — Fall Update/Upgrade/New Plugin season. Perhaps this is being triggered by the soon-to-be-released WordPress 2.7.
The rash of activity has triggered an important conversation with our team that we need to share with you. One of [...]
Yes, you read the title correctly. Believe it or not, the wait is over and the Solostream team has finally launched a forum that all members of our community may use to post support questions, issues, and anything else (General Discussion). Why did it take so long? Well, our security standards had to be met [...]
From inside Solostream, the addition of the new members to the team has gone off without a hitch. Michael Pollock has provided strong guidance for maintaining the courteous and professional service.
As I considered the comments from recent posts about the significance of maintaining a high level of customer support, I realized that we can “talk [...]
We have great news to share with all of the members of the Solostream community. Solostream has been acquired by Jigsaw Group.
I get a lot of folks who want to add a header graphic to my Simplicity WordPress theme, so I figured it was time to just write a tutorial on it. It’s really pretty simple to do.
This tutorial provides step-by-step directions on how to install WordPress on your own server.
I’m doing a little experimentation with streaming video on a WordPress site. As part of that experimentation, I created a brief video introduction to WordPress. I think it’s like 15 minutes long. I’d like to know if you have any problems viewing the video, so please share via the comments link. Thanks!
There are probably over 1000 free WordPress blog themes/templates out there. Yet, I still get people who write and ask me to help them design their own. And that’s cool. After all, it’s a great way to express one’s creativity. This post marks the first in a series to help you do just that: create your own WordPress blog theme. Before we get into WordPress blog/theme design, however, we need to talk a little bit about WordPress itself.
My tutorial on adding Flash video to your Worpdress site was pretty popular … this tutorial is designed to make it easy for you to add Quicktime video to your WordPress site.
So you want to create the next Rocketboom (video blog). Or perhaps you have some video you want to add to your WordPress blog or website. This tutorial shows you how to do it with WordPress.
In this lesson, I show you how to install a plugin that’ll help create an email feedback page for your site. In the process, you’ll also learn how to create new pages for your WordPress site.
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