http://simplicity.performancing.com A Performancing Theme for WordPress Fri, 25 Jan 2008 05:58:59 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The Simplicitly theme for WordPress by Performancing is designed to be easily customizable, without compromising on aesthetics. It's the perfect starting point for any Wordpress blog. It's a simple theme, with a hint of Magazine style, that is easy to build upon and is easily customizable through support of widgets and ... http://simplicity.performancing.com/about/simplicity-theme-for-wordpress/ Here is an image of my laptop keyboard. The image above is inserted as is, without any CSS "classes". Some themes automatically format images when no IMG class is assigned, while most do not. The image is 240 pixels wide, which should fit most themes--even those with narrow main body ... http://simplicity.performancing.com/images/image-in-post/ Another important aspect of blogs is the interactivity you get from the comments and automatic trackbacks/pingbacks. Below you will see how comments and trackbacks will appear on the theme. http://simplicity.performancing.com/comments/comments-trackbacks-and-pingbacks/ Apart from quoting and blockquoting text, linking is also important in the blogosphere. This helps your readers navigate to external sources of information. Links also act as recommendations. Links also help establish relationships among bloggers. The best way to link is to link to a descriptive and useful anchor text, so ... http://simplicity.performancing.com/links/links-links-links/ Quoting and citing are important aspects of blogging. This is to acknowledge that we bloggers are not all-knowing, and we also need other online publications and other bloggers to cite as sources. Apart from hyperlinking, we also cite text. If a text is short enough, we can usually use the <quote> ... http://simplicity.performancing.com/quotes/quotes-and-blockquotes/ This is an ordered list. Ordered lists are called such, because: They are ordered numerically or alphabetically These lists can be sequential in ascending or descending order. The tag for ordered lists is <OL>, which stands for--you guessed it--ordered lists. The world needs order in order to survive. Really, now? Now this is an unordered list. ... http://simplicity.performancing.com/lists/lists/ One great thing with WordPress is that it allows you to break your text, so that no everything is displayed on the front page. This is good when you want to increase page views to your static pages, or when you want to prevent your home page from being too ... http://simplicity.performancing.com/more/using-the-more-tag/ This particular tag is important to programmers or people who discuss HTML and design stuff on their blogs. When you use the <code> tag, the text enclosed is made to appear like plain HTML, and not the usual way that the text is formatted when you read them. According to ... http://simplicity.performancing.com/code/code/ This is a post categorized under a nested category. This means the category is a sub-category of a main category. You won't really notice the difference, except if the permalink structure of your blog is category-dependent, and in that case the URL will look like this: http://yourblog.com/main-category/sub-category/post-slug This is actually how this ... http://simplicity.performancing.com/nested-category/nested-categories/