Search Engine Optimization abbreviated as SEO is a technique which is employed for the promotion of websites, web pages or even blogs. By following the principles of SEO we can greatly increase traffic to the site, and thereby increase the revenue generated by that site. SEO optimizes certain elements of a page or blog so that it can easily be read by search engine crawlers who constantly scan the web for new and popular content. According to the level of optimization, the page gets preference in search results which will…

Word Press Theme Club customizes the overview of a website. With the use of themes we can completely change the look of web pages without transforming the coding and functioning of it.Word Press exhibits a wide range of club themes to build up the feature, presentation of a web site, some of those club themes are discussed below: 1. Somaxiom Somaxion Theme Club focuses on the design and styling perspective of a web page and come up with some unique feature and application to give a different and elegant look…

This guide explains how to change the color of the title font on the Twitter Widget Pro WordPress Plugin. By default the plugin just uses the same text color as all the other titles on your site (and usually that looks bad against the blue twitter background.) We recommend you change th font color to white. Here is how you do it: Go to the backend of your WordPress site Click on Plugins link (on the left side of the page) Locate Twitter Widget Pro and click Edit Find this…

This guide explains how to insert a FaceBook comments section onto your WordPress Site. The guide puts a little more emphasis on users of the Arthemia theme, but also explains things for the general WordPress user. Get your Facebook Connect API Key Head over to http://facebook.com/developers Click the Set Up New Application button Type in a name (maybe YOURSITE-comments), check off Agree, and hit Create Application Copy the API Key to somewhere you can remember it (we will need to use it later) On the Basic setup screen that it…

This guide explains how to add description meta tags to your posts and pages in WordPress Head into the backend/dashboard of your WordPress site Go to the posts section Click on post that you want to add a description to Go down to the Custom Fields section Add a new custom field called: description Enter the text for your WorPress description meta tag into the Value field Hit Update or Publish in the top right, and you’re finished!

This guide explains how to use the new WordPress BlackBerry app to edit your WordPress site from your Blakberry smartphone. WordPress 1.0 was released for the BlackBerry smartphone today. This awesome little app lets you add and edit your posts, comments and pages all from your Blackberry. This guide walks you through the process of setting up your WordPress site so that you’re ready to edit on your BlackBerry and then explains the steps of downloading, installing and setting up the mobile application on your BlackBerry device.

This guide explains how to add a disclaimer to the bottom of your Arthemia themes WordPress site. Head into the backend of your WordPress site Select Appearance -> Editor Select Footer (footer.php) from the menu on the right Find the following line of code: <!– <?php echo get_num_queries(); ?> queries. <?php timer_stop(1); ?> seconds. –> Paste your disclaimer directly below this line. You might want to put in a line break (<br>) just before your disclaimer so that it begins on a new line. You may also want to enclose…

This guide explains how to add a mailing list to WordPress and let users subscribe to the mailing list on your WordPress site. First of all, a mailing list needs a backend, so any time you want to set one up, it’s going to be a two-step process, but don’t worry! It’s easy. The first thing we have to do is install the mailing list software. For this we are going to use PHPlist – it’s the best and it’s very easy to use. If you use a hosting service…

This guide explains how to submit your WordPress site to the major search engines. It also explains a useful plugin for keeping your site’s internal pages up to date with the search engines.

This guide explains how to delete that “Most Commented” section in the middle of the footer of your WordPress site. This is a common request with the arethemia theme, but affects other themes as well.

* Go into the backend/dashboard of your WordPress Site
* Go to Appearance
* Go to Editor
* Select the Footer file from the menu on the right
* Look for the line of code: Most Commented …

Often by default arthemia will throw a 404 error when you click next page (from the main page). Most of the time this happens only when you get to the last page of posts that should exist. Here is how you fix it: Go into you WordPress backend/dashboard Go to Appearance -> Editor Hit Main Index Template (on the right side) Find the section where it says:   query_posts(“cat= The end of this line will have something like “posts_per_page=5″ Remember your number of posts per page Hit the settings button…

Now this may not work for all wordpress skins, but it will for the majority of the magazine/blog types like arthemia and convergence. First, add a file to the “Media” section of your WordPress admin tools  by selecting Add File (or some sort of variation of that depending on the theme you have used) , select Upload file and find the picture you want to use as a thumbnail on your computer.  Once The file is uploaded it should look like this: Note the highlighted area, this will be your…