Creating your first website or blog using Wordpress can be quite a daunting process. Most people have in the past chosen to fully outsource their website and most probably still need to. Websites have evolved and many more people are launching their own personal and business blogs. Wordpress is one of the most widely used blogging tools that can be installed on your web hosting very easily using the Wordpress auto-installer we have developed in our MyRSAWeb control panel.

In this quick tutorial I will demonstrate how you can easily create a static page for your homepage and a separate page for your blog on your WordPress website in just few clicks.

Installing a WordPress theme is easy to do and can be done many times through the life of your blog. It is also fun to do and can be addicting. The best part about it is that many of the themes you can use are free so you can change the look of your site as often as you want to try and find that perfect look for your blog.

You took the leap and installed WordPress to host your own blog because you want complete control over how it looks and works. Now, it’s time to power it up, lock it down, and make your blog completely yours.What You’re In ForWith all the hype around cloud computing and no-configuration-required hosted services, you don’t hear about the joys of running great software on your own server very much….

This is a quick and dirty way to add one piece of code to page.php or to custom templates which will output a different image depending on the page title.

You probably have seen blogs that are displaying FeedBurner Subscriber count as text instead of that annoying chicklet. The ability to display the subscriber count gives you a lot of control over styling and make the count work with your design. Therefore in this article we will share a way you can display FeedBurner subscriber count as text in WordPress.

WordPress is probably one of, if not “the” most popular blogging script out there. One of the things that makes it so great is the wide variety of plugins you can install to extend it’s usability. So how do you install a WordPress plugin? Why, I am happy you asked.

Since WordPress 2.8, we can target specific types of page views with CSS using the new body_class() tag. Designed for use within the element, body_class() outputs various class attributes according to the current type of page view. This makes it easy to apply page-specific styling such as current-page navigation highlighting and other nifty CSS tricks

While some people can jump right into WordPress and start blogging, others need a little help. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through the process of creating posts in WordPress. I’ve provided screenshots and easy to follow instructions to help you start blogging!

Pages are displayed in the sidebar using the Pages widget, and some WordPress themes will display pages in tabs at the top of a blog. Like posts, there is no limit to the number of pages your WordPress site or blog can have.