Inspiration. Resources. Ideas.

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• by Daryl L. L. Houston
• Language & Grammar
• March 15, 2012

A reader responded to my post about irregular verbs last week to express confusion about when to use “awake” and…

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• by Zandy
• Advanced
• June 21, 2013

What is CSS? It’s the design of your site — special code that tells your site how to display things…

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• by Zandy
• Advanced
• July 25, 2013

Last month, we introduced a series on CSS (Cascading Stylesheets) and talked a bit about how you can use CSS…

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• by Kjell Reigstad
• Beginner
• May 27, 2015

Take control of your color palette.

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• by Ben Huberman
• Beginner
• February 12, 2015

Keep your posts visible in the Reader for a longer time with smart tag choices.

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• by Cheri Lucas Rowlands
• Beginner
• February 3, 2015

New to WordPress.com and pondering the perfect site name? Or, been around for a while but sense the need to change? Let’s brainstorm together.

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• by Cheri Lucas Rowlands
• Intermediate
• August 13, 2013

Want to try writing an open letter? Take a look at these examples for inspiration.

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• by Elizabeth
• Advanced
• November 14, 2013

If you’ve been using WordPress.com for very long, you’ve likely run into some variation of the grand “com v. org”…

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• by Daryl L. L. Houston
• Language & Grammar
• March 29, 2012

The native English speakers among this blog’s readers will recognize the following little nursery rhyme: Star light, star bright, The…

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• by Daryl L. L. Houston
• The Craft of Writing
• April 23, 2013

Having closed out my grammar series, I’m now starting up a new series of posts in which I’ll share an…

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• by Elizabeth
• Intermediate
• February 6, 2013

WordPress.com gives you many flexible options for organizing your content. You can create a Custom Menu to organize your pages.…

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• by Krista Stevens
• Advanced
• January 4, 2015

Inspiration on how to show, not tell.