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This Beginner-level WordPress tutorial reviews Part 1 of "WordPress Tutorial - Make a Static Page Your Home/Front Page". You can skip Part one and just watch this tutorial. More tutorials at http://mcbuzz.wordpress.com/

This WordPress Tutorial follows-up to the tutorials "Make a Static Page Your Home/Front Page" and "Make a Static Page Your Home Page - Part 2".

More tutorials at http://mcbuzz.wordpress.com

This Intermediate-level WordPress Tutorial shows how to add Flickr Photos to your WordPress blog's sidebar using the Flickr Widget that comes with WordPress 2.5+

You need to first create a Flickr account at Flickr.com and upload photos to the account. If you need a tutorial on how to do that, send me a comment or, better yet, go to http://mcbuzz.wordpress.com/ , and send me a comment there.

After you create your Flickr account, this tutorial shows you how to add the Flickr Widget to your WordPress si

This beginner-level tutorial shows how to insert an image using WordPress version 2.5 or later. Inserting an image using WordPress version 2.5 or 2.6 is slightly different than inserting an image using WordPress version 2.3 or earlier. Versions 2.5 and 2.6 are essentially the same. Version 2.6 is the latest version as of July 2008.

Inserting an image that you have already uploaded to WordPress but haven't used in a particular post or page is actually a bit confusing in version 2.5 or later. You need to be

This beginner-level tutorial by Mark McLaren of McBuzz Communications teaches you to wrap text around an image using WordPress version 2.5 or later. And it shows how to insert an image and align it left, right or center.

In earlier version 2.3 and earlier of WordPress, it was necessary to use the Code (HTML) editing window to insert a bit of HTML (using cascading style sheets) to get images and text to line up right.

WordPress 2.5 and 2.6 improve text wrapping. Additional HTML code is not necessary. Jus

This Intermediate level WordPress tutorial shows how to use a text widget to customize a WordPress sidebar. To see the final product of the tutorial in the Business Blogging 101 website and the HTML code used in this example, go to http://mcbuzz.wordpress.com and search for "text widget".

Widgets are a very useful feature of most new WordPress themes. These are called "widget enabled" or "widgetized" themes or "widget enabled" or "widgetized" sidebars. They allow you to add custom content to your sidebars

This is PART TWO of the Intermediate level WordPress tutorial that shows how to use a text widget to customize a WordPress sidebar. To see the final product of the tutorial in the Business Blogging 101 website and the HTML code used in this example, go to http://mcbuzz.wordpress.com and search for "text widget".

Widgets are a very useful feature of most new WordPress themes. They allow you to add custom content to your sidebars with little or no knowledge of HTML or other code.

The example I use in this