One of the end-user features new to WordPress 3.0 is the menu creator. This allows you to create custom menus for your blog, consisting of pages, post categories, and links. This is great news for WordPress users, because not only can you combine all these links into one navbar but you can sort them however you like and create hierarchical structures (submenus).
In this video tutorial, I show you how to use the new menu creator:
One of the new features in WordPress 3.0 is the Menu generator. This lets you create menus containing categories, pages, and links all together. However, many themes have not yet released updates to enable this functionality. In this tutorial, I will show you how to enable your Thesis powered blog to take advantage of the menus feature.
You will need to edit your custom_functions.php. Enter the following lines below all code already there, but above the ?>:
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Keeping your WordPress blog installation up to date is essential to blog security. New security exploits are being found on a regular basis. The developers over at wordpress.org do a great job of staying on top of things, and release an update whenever a new exploit is found and fixed.
Below is a video tutorial on how to update your installation in a few simple steps using the Automatic Upgrade option:
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