September 9, 2009 — Automattic announces the arrival of a new feature to WordPress.com: contextual spell and grammar checking from After the Deadline.

September 9, 2009 — Screencast décrivant la procédure d’installation classique de WordPress en utilisant un client FTP chez un hébergeur quelconque.

August 29, 2009 — Using custom fields can be confusing to new WordPress users. Scott Ellis provides an introductory explanation of how to use custom fields for image placement and the components that go into making custom fields work from front end placement to back end utilization and code.

August 5, 2009 — VideoPress brings high definition embeddable video to WordPress.com and beyond. In this tutorial, we look at how to make use of the service using your self-hosted installation of WordPress.

August 3, 2009 — The Text widget lets you insert text or HTML code into the sidebar of your blog. Learn more about it at the WordPress.com support page, or check out W3Schools excellent HTML tutorials to get your started.

August 3, 2009 — The search widget adds a search box to the sidebar of your blog.

August 3, 2009 — The Pages widget, as you’d expect, displays a list of your pages in the sidebar of your blog. Learn more about it on our dedicated WordPress.com support page.

July 29, 2009 — Creating navigation which reflects the items you want in the order you want can seem a little tricky, but Scott Ellis demonstrates a simple solution that also provides great flexibility for adding future content without having to redo what you have done.

July 26, 2009 — This short introductory video introduces the concept behind and quick-start setup of Gravatar – a free service designed to make your life easier, by associating a free-floating avatar with one or more of your email addresses. Get your own Gravatar via your WordPress.com profile page, or Gravatar.com

July 24, 2009 — In this short video for self-hosted WordPress blogs, we walk you through the process of adding Twitter updates to the sidebar of your widget-enabled theme, using the Wickett Twitter plugin