Quick Language Translation for WP using Google Ajax Translate
Add Google AJAX Translation to your blog. This plugin allows your readers to translate your blog posts, pages, or comments into 52 languages. The…
Upgrade at the OS Corral – Win $200 and Free Joomla Books
Joomla 1.7 has just launched and if you’re on Joomla 1.6, then upgrading is easy. It’s so easy that all you need to do is…
How to Install File Manager elFinder in WordPress
One of our students was having difficulty getting access to his CSS files, so we created this tutorial for him. This tutorial will show you…
Installing Acquia Dev Desktop on a PC
This tutorial will show you how to install a copy of Drupal on your computer. We’ll be using the “Acquia Dev Desktop” from http://acquia.com. It…
Installing Acquia Dev Desktop on a MAC
This tutorial will show you how to install a copy of Drupal on your computer. We’ll be using the “Acquia Dev Desktop” from http://acquia.com. It…
Changes to Our Joomla Classroom Training
We’re making some changes to our Joomla Classroom training and have three pieces of news for you, one good, one bad and one so-so. Good…
Four Times More Training and Support
Are you ready for a pleasant surprise? You’re not? It’s too late in the week? Tough luck. We’re going to give you a pleasant surprise…
Finding Block Regions in Drupal 6 and 7
Regions are important in Drupal because they control where you can place blocks and thus create a layout for your site. However, each theme has…
How To Manually Install WordPress On Your Webhost
This has become fairly simple since most hosting companies supply a version of an automatic installer that puts WordPress where you want it with a…
What’s New in WordPress 3.2?
WordPress 3.2 in with the new – out with the old. The focus for this release was making WordPress faster and lighter.Moving forward has enabled…
Safely Upgrading WP 3.1 to 3.2
WordPress 3.2 has some significant upgrades. Refreshed admin area New default theme “Twenty Eleven” Full Screen Editor – Distraction free writing experience Extended Admin Bar…
How to Put Drupal 7 in Maintenance Mode
When you’re updating your Drupal site, you’ll need to put it into Maintenance Mode so that no problems occur for you or visitors. Here’s how…
Updating Drupal 7 to the Latest Version
Updating a Drupal site is vital for security. In this tutorial we’re going to show you how to update your Drupal 7 site from one…
Using Linkit with TinyMCE and Drupal
Linkit provides an easy interface for internal linking. Linkit links to nodes, users, views and terms by default, using an autocomplete field. Linkit requires that…
Win a Free Ticket to DrupalCon London
Are you thinking about going to DrupalCon London in August? Around 1500 Drupalistas from all over the world are going to be converging in Croydon…
IMCE for Drupal 7 and Integration with TinyMCE
IMCE is a great module that will give you file management capabilities while editing your articles in Drupal 7. You can add various WYSIWYG editors…
Installing TinyMCE in Drupal 7
This tutorial will show you how to install the TinyMCE editor into Drupal 7. By default, Drupal doesn’t install with an editor in place so…
More Editing Controls with Tiny MCE plugins in WordPress
WordPress is easy to use, but making something easy to use usually means you have to leave out features or reduce control. Editing text can…
Add CKFinder to CKEditor for image file management.
Client side editors in Drupal often require additional modules to enhance them. If you uploaded CKEditor, without a file management module you won’t be able…
NextGen Sidebar Widget Spacing
The NextGen Gallery is probably the most used gallery for WordPress sites. There’s a great sidebar widget for showing thumbnails from galleries on the pages.…