WordPress.com Command Diagrams

WordPress Tips and Tricks

I’ve created two useful diagrams for WordPress.com bloggers, and more importantly, for people who offer support in the WordPress.com help forums.

WordPress.com Blue Bar

WordPress.com blue bar diagram

WordPress.com Dashboard

WordPress.com Dashboard

This entry was written by engtech, posted on August 30, 2007 at , filed under Technology, WordPress.com Tips. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.

3 Comments

  1. Tony
    Posted August 30, 2007 at | Permalink

    This mindmap thing is great! Could be a good idea if you could add it do your sitemap, and perhaps incorporate a search with it too ;)

    A blogger beginner, looking to join wordpress soon with enough customizing skills ;)

  2. engtech
    Posted September 05, 2007 at | Permalink

    @Tony:

    I think you might be on to something. A mind map might be more intuitive than a tag cloud, especially if the center of the map changed to whatever you clicked on.

  3. mpb
    Posted September 15, 2007 at | Permalink

    Ooooh! Ooooh! Ooooh! What a wonderful idea and visualization.

    i sure hope James Farmer (http://edublogs.org) thinks of making something similar, specific to edublogses (uniblogs, edublogs, eslblogs, learnerblogs), for his poor keymaster’s sake.

    That other suggestion from Tony would also be a most excellent idea.

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