Wysija – Automatically Send Newsletters from WordPress
Wysija is a newsletter program that will let you send out newsletters from your WordPress admin. Wysija is easy to use and allows you to design…
How to Disable Broken Drupal Themes and Modules
It’s happened to all of us who use Drupal. We’ve installed a new theme or module and our beautiful homepage now looks like this: Here…
Using the Drupal Aggregator Module
Aggregator is a key part of Drupal that is often ignored. I blame it on the confusing name. No, Aggregator is not an animal in…
Add Google Maps to Drupal Content
Our Drupal students frequently want to add a map to their content. In this tutorial we’re going to show you how. We’ll take the example…
Adding a Weather Block to Your Drupal Site
One of our students is building a local tourism website. They wanted to show the local weather on the site but without any of the…
5 Changes in WordPress 3.5
It’s not due out until December, but WordPress 3.5 already has a beta release. With the exception of a new theme, version 3.5 is primarily…
Moving Your WordPress Blog to an Inside Page
It should be a simple task: move your blog from the homepage to an inside page. It’s often an important part of using your WordPress…
10 Drupal Commercial Theme Companies
Where do you go when you’re in the market for a great Drupal theme? There are over 1000 free themes on Drupal.org, but that is…
Automatically Backup WordPress Sites to Dropbox
Backing up your site is good. Automatically backing up your site is better. Automatically backing up your site to somewhere easy to use like Dropbox.com…
Back to School Discount for Drupal and Joomla Classes
As students across North America go back to school, we’re ramping up our classroom training with 20 days of classes between now and the beginning…
We’re Doing Pre-Camp Training at DrupalCamp Atlanta
DrupalCamp Atlanta is a great event that gets bigger every year. For next month’s event, DrupalCamp Atlanta has moved to a larger venue and has…
Our Drupal Beginner Class is Free Online for One Month
Yes, you read that correctly. We’re going to make our Drupal Beginner Class free for everyone to watch online for one month. This Beginner class…
A First Look at the Twenty Twelve WordPress Theme
Starting in 2010, the WordPress team started to annually release a new, default theme for WordPress sites. This year they are cutting close to their…
Wordfence Protects Your WordPress Site From Hacks
WordPress is a very secure and well-coded platform. However, simply because it is so enormously popular, a lot of people try to create hacks and…
WordPress 3.4.2 is Out with Security Fixes
WordPress 3.4.2 was released yesterday, and it’s time to update your sites. Because this release does contain some security fixes, you should update immediately. There…
Join OSTraining at the Joomla World Conference
During the last few years, a very succesful Joomla event called JandBeyond has been running in Europe. This November, many of the same team are…
Our Drupal 7 WYSIWYG Class is Live
Over the last 2 1/2 years, we’ve created over 800 video training sessions. In that time, we’ve also written over 600 tutorials on our blog.…
Drupal 101 with the Atlanta Drupal User’s Group
This month and next, we’re trying out a new training idea that we’re calling Drupal 101. In conjunction with the Atlanta Drupal User’s Group (ADUG),…
Drupal 7 Views Class is Now Live
When it comes to making a Drupal site really work, no module is more essential than Views. In fact, Views is so critical to a…
WordPress Google Analytics Plugin by Yoast
Are you wondering which words attract visitors to your site? Do you want to know why people might be leaving the site? Google Analytics is…