How to Run a WordPress Meetup, Part 1: What to Know Before You Begin
Zé Fontainhas
An iThemes series which talks about everything you need to know to start and run a WordPress meetup.
Own Your WordPress Email with Mandrill
Brian Krogsgard
Mandrill is a way for apps to send transactional email made by Mailchimp. Set up WordPress to use Mandrill instead of sendmail
What the heck happened to WPCandy?
Brian Krogsgard
I contributed to WPCandy for about two years. I hope Ryan gets it back in full swing. I'm not surprised people are asking questions though.
Typekit WP Editor Styles
Brian Krogsgard
A pretty simple solution for being able to load the Typekit script, in the WordPress admin, for use in editor-style.css.
One week makeover of a WordPress blog
Brian Krogsgard
Excellent post on Erik's experience redesigning his WordPress blog in one week. He had to make decisions. Decisions are hard. I can relate.
Meetups Meetups Meetups
Brian Krogsgard
Anyone involved in WordPress meetups will want to read this update from Jen Mylo.
A comprehensive developer’s guide to the theme customizer
Brian Krogsgard
This is an excellent guide. Hopefully more and more theme developers will ditch options panels for the customizer.
How to fix the missed scheduled post error in WordPress
Brian Krogsgard
A feature on WP Beginner of a plugin to check back periodically for posts that missed their scheduled publish date.
WordPress Rewrite Rules, Human Made Core Style
Brian Krogsgard
Joe Hoyle, of Human Made, has posted a nice tutorial on the WPRealm blog about rewrite rules. Be prepared for your brain to melt.
Sensei – WooThemes new plugin makes it easy to create online courses
Brian Krogsgard
WooThemes has been working on this one for a long time. Integrates with WooCommerce, and I really like that it's a plugin and not a theme.
WordPress news sites and the bermuda triangle
Brian Krogsgard
Jeff Chandler talks about burnout and the struggle for WordPress news sites to make money. Interesting timing.
Welcome to Post Status
Brian Krogsgard
Keeping track of the everything going on in the WordPress community is hard. But it doesn't have to be.
