A couple of days ago i stumbled upon a site that had some really good tips for WordPress users, the articles were well written and screenshot were provided, so i thought i would share it with you but i totally forgot about it till today when i was checking on my bookmarks in Firefox.
Inside WordPress
John Godley of urbangiraffe.com has created 7 (so far) articles that will help you understand WordPress a little more, here’s the titles and descriptions of the seven articles:
Translating WordPress into another language
Shows you how to translate WordPress themes and plugins into another language using poEdit or GNU gettext.
Localizing WordPress themes and plugins
Shows you how to localize WordPress themes and plugins so that they can then be translated into another language.
Separating comments and pings
Shows you how to separate comments from pings and trackbacks. A supplementary plugin is provided.
Installing a WordPress plugin
A detailed guide walking you through the WordPress plugin installation process.
Installing a WordPress theme
A detailed guide walking you through the WordPress theme installation process.
How to install WordPress on your own computer
A step-by-step guide to installing WordPress on your own computer, allowing you to then make full use of the Inside WordPress articles without fear of damaging your live website.
Dissecting a WordPress theme
A detailed guide that breaks apart the default WordPress theme and rebuilds it, showing you how to make your own theme in the process.
You can read the full articles here, also take time to visit the author’s plugin page, i’m sure you will find some useful plugins.
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I love John’s work and have been a fan of his for a long time. Hopefully, he’s updated these articles to work with the latest versions of WordPress, so take care to ensure they will work with recent changes in WordPress Theme and code. His work sets an example to all on how to write excellent WordPress tips.