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David Busch's Quick Snap Guide to Photoblogging with WordPress: An Instant Start-Up Manual for Creating and Promoting Your Own Photoblog
Photoblogs have become a very important tool for advanced photographers and professionals who want to market their work, as well as a popular forum for casual photographers to share personal photos. "David Busch's Quick Snap Guide to Photoblogging with An Instant Start-Up Manual for Creating and Promoting Your Own Photoblog" is a complete start to-finish guide on how to create a photoblog using WordPress, the most popular blogging software among photographers that allows you to create a blog site for free, hosted on WordPress.com. This guide explains the purpose and function of all the features and capabilities of each WordPress tool, how to use them, and why. Laid out in clear, well-illustrated two- and four-page spreads, each step-by-step explanation includes images that show the results after using each feature. All the basics of creating a WordPress account, setting up your photoblog, uploading your first photos, and sharing them, are presented in an easy to browse format. Perfect for professional photographers, avid amateur shutterbugs, and even non-photography bloggers who want to include photos on their blog sites, "David Busch's Quick Snap Guide to Photoblogging with WordPress" will help you get up and blogging quickly and easily.
Fig. 5.12.
"You can see what your blog will look like
in the Preview window--this gives you a
chance to see it without having to
enable it on your live site first." Fig. 5.14.
"Besides being a really cool image, it's
now displayed to spectacular effect in the
Monotone theme, which is designed
specifically for photoblogging." Fig. 5.29.
"The Sliding Door theme has an extra cool
feature that we can't show you the
menu items slide open and shut like doors...
thus the name of the theme."
Fig. 5.12.
"You can see what your blog will look like
in the Preview window--this gives you a
chance to see it without having to
enable it on your live site first." Fig. 5.14.
"Besides being a really cool image, it's
now displayed to spectacular effect in the
Monotone theme, which is designed
specifically for photoblogging." Fig. 5.29.
"The Sliding Door theme has an extra cool
feature that we can't show you the
menu items slide open and shut like doors...
thus the name of the theme."
- GenresNonfiction
228 pages, Paperback
First published January 9, 2009
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August 18, 2011
David Busch's Quick Snap Guide to Photoblogging with Wordpress shows how to set up a Web Log (aka Blog) using the highly popular WordPress application.
It systematically goes through all of the decisions that a blogger faces when starting a blog, identifies the options, and finally, how to decide amongst them.
It is aimed at the non-technological person. But as a programmer who has been working the field for 30 years, I found it a useful and helpful primer.
It systematically goes through all of the decisions that a blogger faces when starting a blog, identifies the options, and finally, how to decide amongst them.
It is aimed at the non-technological person. But as a programmer who has been working the field for 30 years, I found it a useful and helpful primer.
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