Using WordPress for blogging is now common among all bloggers. They rely on a number of websites which gives them locations from where they can get blogging templates and WordPress themes. A few blog ...

This is a user generated content for MyStory, a YourStory initiative to enable its community to contribute and have their voices heard. The views and writings here ...

WordPress is basically the Greg Jennings of free CMSs in that it puts the team on its back — although in this case, “team” = the internet. (According to one estimate, WordPress currently powers about ...

WordPress is a free blogging content management system that allows you to create your own customized blog and post content to the Internet. You have complete control over how your blog looks and ...

WordPress powers nearly 20 percent of all the sites in the world — and half of that figure is hosted for free on WordPress.com. With more than a decade under its belt, the open-source platform has ...

The developer-friendly, open source nature of the WordPress blogging platform makes it relatively easy to customize the appearance and function of your blog. WordPress themes contain HyperText Markup ...

Blogging has become a major business. Bloggers have become super powerful. Bloggers like Michael Arrington of TechCrunch, Pete Cashmore of Mashable, Arrianna Huffington of the Huffington post and ...

Out of all the sites on the web, about 34 percent of them use a content management system (CMS). From those 34 percent, more than half use WordPress—58.5 percent to be exact. The ease of use and ...

One big advantage WordPress has over other CMS software is that it is very easy to customize and create themes for. This has created an ever-growing marketplace of premium WordPress themes. No matter ...