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The single biggest issue associated with upgrading WordPress and/or your theme is that it can potentially break or delete custom code you’ve written into your functions.php file and css files. In fact, the single biggest advantage of the Thesis theme is that virtually no coding is ever necessary inside the WordPress core. Although I use [...]
Just when you though that you had enough of Thesis stuff… here’s some more. I get about 10 emails a day relating to help on blogs and at least half relate to Thesis, despite the fact that it’s very much a minority framework. The disproportionately large number of emails regarding Thesis is a good indication [...]
One of the best ways of promoting your blogs is via Facebook integration. There are a number of ways of achieving this, but I’ve found that the most organic and least intrusive way of promoting a single post is the Facebook like button (not unlike posting a link to your Twitter stream). It isn’t associated [...]
There are a large number of plugins that simply don’t work with Thesis for one reason or another – particularly widgetised plugins – but that doesn’t mean that you can’t use them. If you don’t know much about the thesis framework (no, it’s not a theme) then you’re likely to be unfamiliar with hooks. If [...]
Marty has been involved with online application development for a number of years and has worked with large scale applications both as a coder and project manager. He is currently actively contributing to 7 blogs and maintains over 300 websites. 
Ken has been developing software solutions and managing IT projects for over 20 years. Ken has a computer science degree and, although his focus was previously on Windows based software, his focus is now on blogging and other online projects.
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