If you’re brand new to WordPress, this tutorial will give you a quick overview of the Dashboard. The first place you’ll come to once you’ve logged into your new website.
Add to Del.icio.us
Add to digg
Add to FURL
Add to reddit
Add to Technorati
Add to Yahoo My Web
Add to Ma.gnolia
Add to Stumble Upon
Add to Google Bookmarks
Add to Squidoo
Add to BlinkBits
Add to Blogmarks
Add to Bloglines
Add to Netscape
Add to Ask
Add to Live-MSN
Add to Sphinn
Add to FaceBook
Add to Del.icio.us
Add to digg
Add to FURL
Add to reddit
Add to Technorati
Add to Yahoo My Web
Add to Ma.gnolia
Add to Stumble Upon
Add to Google Bookmarks
Add to Squidoo
Add to BlinkBits
Add to Blogmarks
Add to Bloglines
Add to Netscape
Add to Ask
Add to Live-MSN
Add to Sphinn
Add to FaceBook
5 Fresh WordPress Plugins Ready to Enhance Your Blog – This article by Mark Fulton over at DotSauce discusses five interesting WordPress plugins. I’ll be honest in that I haven’t heard of most of these, including a plugin for a built-in WordPress URL shortener and one to reduce image file sizes on the fly.
45 WordPress People you need to follow – This post over at WooCamp lists 45 Twitter users who you should probably follow if you’re interested in WordPress. Although I’m not on the list, you can follow me @themelab.
That’s all for this week. If you know of any recently published WordPress resources, feel free to let me know!
Adding an image to the sidebar of your wordpress blog. This video shows you have to add a Text Widget to the sidebar. In the text widget you can place HTML Code to display an image from another site. The HTML code we are using is as follows: img src= “”