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Twenty Ten Inverted WordPress 3.0 Theme
Well, WordPress fans, today’s the day we’ve all been waiting for. After many a sleepless night of waiting during the final code sprint, WordPress 3.0, aka “Thelonious,” is finally here!
12 Cross-Browser Compatibility Tools For Designers
Unless the entire world magically starts using Firefox overnight, cross-browser compatibility issues are going to be a concern for the foreseeable future. And, since fully half of the people out there are still using some version of the dreaded Internet Explorer, most of your compatibility issues are going to start there. 
Guest Posting Goodness – CSS3 In The Wild
Here at Web Hosting Help Guy, we love three things — web design and development, guest posting, and SixRevisions.com. You can imagine, then, our giddy surprise when all three of those things come together in a nice little package.
After our first guest post over at Jacob Gube’s wonderful site, we couldn’t wait for our next opportunity; so, without any further ado or explanations, here it is.
Go. Check it out. Leave a comment. Read another article. Tell Jacob how great his site is. We’ll
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How To Install WP SuperCache On Your WordPress Blog
WordPress is a great blogging platform, but it can slow down the operation of your site if it’s not optimized properly. That’s because every time someone tries to access your site, it has to make a request to your server for dynamic PHP files, load the PHP engine, and serve them to your site. That takes a lot of time, and the more visitors you get, the more often this time-intensive process has to happen.
The WP SuperCache plugin speeds up this process by creating faster-loading static HTML copies of these files. This “shortcuts” makes the process significantly
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WordPress 3.0 Is Almost Here!
If you follow us on Twitter — and really, why wouldn’t you? — you may have noticed some extracurricular tweeting this past weekend with a fancy little “#wcsf” hashtag attached to it. Well, those tweets were courtesy of one of our design gurus here at InMotion Hosting, and those tweets were coming from WordCamp San Francisco, the yearly meetup/convention/pep rally for fans, users, and sponsors of WordPress. 