Web sites built on Wordpress CMS

10 great samples of sites using Wordpress as a CMS can be found here and another 10 here.


This article describes many ways to use Wordpress for other uses than a blog, linking to some great examples of sites built on Wordpress.

Some features required by a large site may be done by using Custom Fields as described here.

Amazing article with many techniques for using Wordpress as a CMS can be found here.

Here you can read how Wordpress was used as a CMS to build this site.

9Rules is an example of a Wordpress powered site that uses the community features that Wordpress offers.

Facebook manners 50's style

Thanks to Ray-V for the great link.

Web sites built on Wordpress CMS

10 great samples of sites using Wordpress as a CMS can be found here and another 10 here.


This article describes many ways to use Wordpress for other uses than a blog, linking to some great examples of sites built on Wordpress.

Some features required by a large site may be done by using Custom Fields as described here.

Amazing article with many techniques for using Wordpress as a CMS can be found here.

Here you can read how Wordpress was used as a CMS to build this site.

9Rules is an example of a Wordpress powered site that uses the community features that Wordpress offers.

Facebook pages of big companies

These are the companies that I'm subscribed for their pages:

Digg.com http://www.facebook.com/pages/Digg/6111063431
Better Place http://www.facebook.com/pages/Better-Place/22006641126
FireFox http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mozilla-Firefox/14696440021
TED http://www.facebook.com/pages/wwwtedcom/29092950651
TechCrunch http://www.facebook.com/pages/TechCrunch/8062627951
Ubunto http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ubuntu/6563192996

10 things to do while Gmail is down

1. Panic!
2. Check other Google services. Search is up. Docs are down. Blogger is up.
3. Share this information with your friends via Gmail. Ho, no, it's down. Ok, via Gtalk. Damn. down with Gmail. Ok, Via Twitter! 1014 messages queued 1 hour into the downtime... http://twitterfall.com/Gmail
4. Check it again every 3 minutes.
5. Accept that it's really down, start reading news, comics, stuff you never get to.
6. Play Solitare.
7. Post the shortage on your facebook status.
8. Blog about it.
9. Send the post to Digg.
10. Go to lunch.
    

Talking to Amiad

Links from Amiad, great music from Hot Records:

http://www.myspace.com/liorlahav
www.myspace.com/felixnagorsky
www.myspace.com/nigelcriss
www.myspace.com/platformjenya
www.myspace.com/drfredde

Online distribution:
http://imusiciandigital.com

ScribeFire. Blogging made easy with this FireFox Addon.

Today I tried scribeFire to write and promote this post. ScribeFire is a FireFox Addon designed to help bloggers blog without opening their blogging platform or social sites. The way to use it is just browse your interest sites, drag interesting parts into ScribeFire and then publish with one click to your selected blog.

The following text is a part of the Scribefire site I pulled into the post:

Post to your blog without ever leaving Firefox

ScribeFire is an extension for the Mozilla Firefox Web Browser that integrates with your browser to let you easily post to your blog: you can drag and drop formatted text from pages you are browsing, take notes, and post to your blog.

This is a video tutorial of ScribeFire (Much more educating than this post, I must confess) which I embedded without having to open YouTube.

Scribefire Tutorial: A great blogging tool for Wordpress

And this is the ScribeFire logo I embedded from Flickr, again without having to open the site.



Scribefire Logo on flickr

I then published this post here on Blogger.com and into my Facebook account strait from scribeFire. That's right, no need to open Blogger or Facebook.

ScribeFire is a great tool but still not perfect. The concept is bloggers heaven and implementation is more than good. The editor itself has some limitations on editing text and the embedding features are not really saving the user from opening the destination sites.

ScribeFire supprts multiple blogs and multiple promotion sites and networks and can really save hours to heavy bloggers. You will find it most useful if you write more than several posts a day.

You can get it at mozilla and read more about it at the ScribeFire site.

Happy Blogging.

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