A great tutorial on adding and editing widgets by Christopher Masiello

This tutorial address all the details of working with images on a blog, presented by Mike Wiggins.

A great all round WordPress basics tutorial by NTDaily, in this fifteen minute tutorial you will get a brief tour of WordPress and how to post to it.

Posts are the articles, or entries that display in chronological order on your home page, typically with the newest post at the top. Unlike Pages, Posts usually have comments fields beneath them and are also included in your site’s RSS feed.

Covered in this video:
• Understanding the difference between Posts and Pages.
• How to create a new Post using the Posts > Add New > SubPanel.
• Personalizing the Add New Post interface.
• Formatting text and content using the WYSIWYG editor.
• Pasting content from Microsoft Word into WordPress.
• Understanding the Visual Editor and HTML (Code View) Editor modes.
• How to save and publish Posts to your site.

NOTE: This video is part of the WordPress 101 video training series. If you enjoyed this video, why not purchase a lifetime membership and instantly gain access to the rest of the videos on the site?

A video walk through by gladdeng on creating a post in WordPress, giving the post SEO and setting the page template.

Changing your WordPress permalink structure not only makes Google love you a whole heap more, it also helps in setting up themes. If you haven’t setup your permalink structure before watch this tutorial from WooThemes on how to get it done.

A video tutorial by Mark Forrester from WooThemes giving you a basic run down on the Aperture Theme on your DNWorld website.

A modern CSS template with 2 or 3 columns (right sidebar), and fixed or fluid width. Fusion is widget ready and includes the ability to change the header image and various other settings allowing further customization.

A great theme for personalized blogging and news related sites.

High-tech glossy Mac style with Web 2 Mini icons, this theme is perfect for a Web 2.0 or technology related sites.

DNWorld have modified the standard GlossyBlue theme slightly by expanding the width and changing the header to give a medical feel which complements the colour schema. The header can be customized if you wish to change it for a new image.

Otherwise a great allrounder, simple to use and perfect out of the box for medical, health and wellness related developments.

See more by NDesign Studio.

Mandigo can be displayed in two widths, which means that even though the default layout is thought to accommodate users with a 800×600 screen resolution, you can also choose to set the theme width to 1024 pixels. Also, while the default layout shows only two columns, it is possible to turn a second sidebar on from the Theme Options page, and the two sidebars can be aligned to either side of the screen, independently.

In Mandigo, it is also really easy to customize header images: just overwrite the default image with your own, and that’s it, your blog name and description will be displayed over it. Contrast is not even a concern, since you have the possibility to apply a border and/or drop shadow to your blog title. It is even possible to have different header images on a per-page basis: simply name your image after the post ID, upload it to your host server and you’re done! And you can even have headers rotate randomly!

A fantastic theme with unlimited customization! Check out OneHertz.com for other themes.