How to Guides – Page 10 – Reverb Studios Design

Showing Links and Widgets on your WordPress Site

This tutorial covers adding the Links widget and others to the sidebar of your WordPress site/blog:

Add A Link In WordPress

Here’s a video tutorial on how to add Links to other sites in your Blogroll/Sidebar:

Who and What to Follow on Twitter

Its all about Twitter these days with loads of users and business using it increasingly to brand themselves. For me, there’s 2 main ways to use it, to gain useful info and to market your own business. I want to talk about the first here and who best to follow to get great info and tips absolutely FREE! Continue reading Who and What to Follow on Twitter

Import your RSS Feed or Blog to Facebook Linkedin etc..

I’ve recently mentored a few clients in how best to use Social Networking sites to promote their own business or website and I couldn’t help feeling by the end of each session that the client felt a little overwhelmed by either the amount of sites that needed to be updated or the perceived level of technical expertise and amount of time required to get things moving on each site. I’d like to try simplify things here.

Continue reading Import your RSS Feed or Blog to Facebook Linkedin etc..

How to Add a New Page in WordPress

Heres a tutorial on how to add a new static content page in WordPress admin:

http://v.wordpress.com/j4FP08Xs

Writing a New Post in WordPress

Heres how to write a new Post, Blog or piece of News in wordpress:

http://v.wordpress.com/a81PKPUD

Adding WordPress Widgets

Here’s a screencast on how to add and modify different display modules or “Widgets” to the sidebars of your wordpress powered site or blog:

http://v.wordpress.com/N8gwOpSH

Add PDF or File Download to WordPress

I’m regularly asked how to add a link to a downloadable PDF file for companies wishing to circulate brochures or pricelists etc via download from a website. The tutorial below works for any downloadable file whether it be a PDF, Word Document, Audio file, etc..

Resizing Images for the Web or Email

Getting photos onto a web page is a common but tricky process. You can’t just take a photograph off a digital camera and upload it or email it to someone because chances are it will be too large and take for ever. Heres a tutorial on how to resize an image both physically and file size wise using the freely available Pixresizer software available from bluefive.pair.com/pixresizer.htm