WDIM Fall 2009, originally uploaded by divestudio.

here it is

How my students feel

Here is some post copy.  This is really fun.  Love the class. 

Awesome!

Here is a link to somewhere.

Nifty, huh?

Here’s a video from my channel on YouTube.

Here’s a link to the WordPress Help page about YouTube.

WDIM – Portfolio Show Spring 2009, originally uploaded by divestudio.

Here’s an example of posting an image from Flickr directly from the image’s page on Flickr.

After I posted from Flickr, I wanted to make sure that the proper categories and tags where added (as well as a few links) so I ended up editing it in WordPress.

Here’s a link to the WordPress page with instructions for setting up WordPress to accept posts from Flickr.

Here’s a link to the Flikr Help Page for Blogging.

You can download a plug-in, and with some code adjustments, you’ll be able to embed the Flickr slideshow.  This looks great, and is a great solution.  But the downside is you have to do more work, and have to feel comfortable adding a single line of code to a post.

Here’s a link to a website that has all the details: http://blog.red7.com/how-to-embed-flickr-slideshows-in-wordpress-blogs/

Another work around:  add an image to a post, and then include a link to the slideshow.  People can follow the link and see the slideshow on your Flickr page, instead of embedded here.

Not the best or easiest solutions, but until WordPress better supports Flickr slideshows, it’s what we have.

An example of a post which has an image gallery included.

Here’s a link to the WordPress Help page for setting up a gallery in a post.