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It’s no secret that I’ve been more active here on my website of late, and that coincides with the turning of the New Year. You see, most of us make resolutions – which usually consists of “I’m going to do this” and “I’m planning on doing that.”
For me, one of the biggest things I want to focus on as we head into 2012 is teaching people what I’ve learned. And so I have a plan in place.
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Before I start wishing you the very best this holiday season, I want to apologize to my newsletter subscribers who received this today:
That’s my “Oops, I didn’t set Mailchimp up correctly” impression. I’m really sorry about that – should be fixed now. And yes, we all make mistakes!
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Now that I’m (relatively) happy with my current site design, it’s time to focus on content. You may have notice that recently I added a code section, and now I want to focus on creating a tutorials section.
So far, here is a list of tutorials that I have written for using the Genesis Framework:
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Social media is the new rage, and design is shortly behind that. In fact, plenty of folks are putting huge emphasis on both when it comes to their website.
So you beasking… “How can I add social media icons to my website?”
Well the answer is simple, and I’m here to tell you just how easy it is to do. Follow the steps below, and in no time – you’ll be sporting some super cool icons.
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I don’t know about you, but I have seasons where I get “stuck” with certain fonts, design concepts or anything to do with styling a website.
One thing that’s evident is that I’ve been having a pretty good makeout session with the Oswald font from Google. In case you hadn’t noticed, I’m using it on my site, the StudioPress site and a number of recently developed child themes.
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Four years ago I left my job to pursue a career as a freelance WordPress developer. Since then I founded a premium theme company called StudioPress and am currently a partner of Copyblogger Media.
Not bad for a guy who’s self-taught with computers and geeky stuff. Learn from my years of experience on the internet and with social media.