If you don’t currently have your WordPress blog configured to render on mobile devi ces, then watch this video for directions on using the WPTouch plugin. In only a few minutes you have configure your blog to render very nicely on a variety of smartphones.
In a default install of WordPress, each time you edit a post or page, WordPress will automatically save your previous posts/pages allowing the possibility of reverting to a previous version of that post or page. This is a cool feature, but it can get a little ridiculous when you have dozens of previous versions sitting below the post–and taking up space in your db. As you can see in the following screenshot, with just a couple of edits to this post, I’ve already racked-up 4 revisions…by the time I finish editing, I’ll probably have a dozen or so…
Note: The following is made available under GPL from http://codex.wordpress.org/GPL. It may be edited a little from its original form, but probably not a lot. There is no guarantee this information is accurate…use at your own risk.
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To write a post:
1. Log in to your WordPress Administration Panel.
2. Click the Posts tab.
3. Click the Add New Sub Tab
4. Start filling in the blanks.
5. As needed, select a category, add tags, and make other selections from the sections below the post. Each of these sections is explained below.
6. When you are ready, click Publish.
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