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dr_pretentiousI'm off to a good start. The first day I laid eyes on a Cascading Style Sheet, I managed to figure out what was wrong with it and fix it. (The links linked, but were the same color as all the other text. All better now.) It took me forever, though, because I know almost nothing about WordPress.
If I'm going to keep producing new work, find homes for the old work, promote works new and old, and, y'know, have some kind of family life and enough paid tutoring gigs so I can afford to keep writing instead of getting a full-time day job...
Okay, now that I look at that list, I'm overwhelmed. Solution for the moment: stop looking. Look later.
Right now, what I really need is a concise yet comprehensive beginner's guide to WordPress. I need to get good enough at it, fast, to get fast at doing it well. I need to get that website to kick ass in a way that will then take only ten minutes a day on average to maintain. Because I'd rather be writing stories. Isn't that what I came here for?
So, guys, any suggestions?
If I'm going to keep producing new work, find homes for the old work, promote works new and old, and, y'know, have some kind of family life and enough paid tutoring gigs so I can afford to keep writing instead of getting a full-time day job...
Okay, now that I look at that list, I'm overwhelmed. Solution for the moment: stop looking. Look later.
Right now, what I really need is a concise yet comprehensive beginner's guide to WordPress. I need to get good enough at it, fast, to get fast at doing it well. I need to get that website to kick ass in a way that will then take only ten minutes a day on average to maintain. Because I'd rather be writing stories. Isn't that what I came here for?
So, guys, any suggestions?
