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Every so often you come across a site that makes you wonder why you never found it before, and Andy Gongea's GraphicRating site is one of those for me. This collection of favorite WordPress Tutorials and Resources is extremely helpful, as is his WordPress Cheat Sheet. I often gauge the quality of sites by who they link to, who they cite as authorities, and who they admire. Andy's heros are my heros: Zeldman, Molly, Meyer, Shea, Moll, Croft, Snook are some he specifically names in his Ten Things a Web Designer Should Consider article. In this Tutorials and Resources article, he links to quality tutorials from other designers I know and respect, like Chris Coyier's CSS-Tricks and Ian Stewart's ThemeShaper.com among many others. In other words, if I hadn't already found a lot of these great sites, this one post would have set me up really nicely! I look forward, therefore, to exploring all the great tutorials and resources I haven't yet discovered on my own that he lists.

George has submitted four video Wordpress tutorials for you all to enjoy, and unlike most other Wordpress tutorials for setting up Wordpress, these tutorials are geared towards film-makers.

"12 Most Useful WordPress Custom Post Types Tutorials WordPress allows you to create your own custom content types. These content types are called custom post types. You can use them to add custom content like products, reviews, recipes, etc. In this article, we will share the 12 most useful WordPress custom post types tutorials. "

WordPress is the most used blogging platform around the world. Its the first choice of bloggers because its really easy to use. One more reason I prefer WordPress because it has a huge community of users and whenever you face any problem you can discuss it with the community. There are also various sites available for WordPress tutorials. If you want to be an expert of WordPress then these sites will be really helpful for you. Today we compiled a huge list of ultimate and useful WordPress tutorials that will make you a power WordPress user.

"Envato is one of the most prolific outlets of tutorials and screencasts for WordPress design and use. The vast majority are free materials, however we also publish premium tutorials and books. You can browse through the links below to find our selection of world class WordPress training content."

Great tutorial on Caching plugins.

CSS 3 Menu Rotation Tutorial: Using simple CSS create a css 3 menu rotation. When You have create a site or template in this you have a different category..

CSS 3 Menu Rotation Tutorial: Using simple CSS create a css 3 menu rotation. When You have create a site or template in this you have a different category..

Tutorial Instal Wordpress In Computer Local Server

working with custom shapes in Photoshop can be a big time-saver. So i collect Photoshop Custom Shapes Tutorials for designers Photoshop Shapes: Creating

A tutorial demonstrating how to create a basic WordPress plugin, including a Graphical User Interface (GUI) in the WordPress admin area.

Great tutorial on building custom websites with custom post types in WordPress

I can confirm this works in WordPress 3.4.2 Thanks for sharing, this is the definitive post to custom posts, it's well explained :D

I just finished a custom post type project thanks to this articles. Very nice, Thanks for sharing.

"I explained in the previous post on How to Install a WordPress Blog from cPanel. You can easily install a WordPress blog by following that tutorial. By default, you will receive two free themes, Twenty Eleven and Twenty Twelve in the latest version of WordPress. You can carry on your WordPress blog with the default theme. Even so, you might have a purpose to create a blog, which may not come with the default theme. In that case, you must want to install your chosen theme, but don't know how doing that? Nothing to worry, in this tutorial, I will explain you how to establish a theme of your choice by removing the default WordPress theme."

"In the previous tutorial I showed you how to style the posts on your main blog page according to their category, creating color coding by category. A lot of sites that use this technique also take it further by adding distinct styling to each section of their site, in a way that co-ordinates with the styling on the main blog page or home page. You can just use a simple color scheme or add completely different styling to each section, maybe with a different logo or branding for different parts of your organisation, or even a different layout. An example is the London Times website, which uses a different color for each section of its site. The front page uses these colors in a banner above each post, as shown in the screenshot:"

Excellent tutorial resource

Have you ever wanted to automatically assign and display an avatar or image based on the user who submitted the post or wrote the page? In this Wordpress tutorial, I'll show you how.

Video Tutorial provided in this post will discuss how to get Targeted Traffic using couple methods I have previously described in my posts and will rely on building backlinks to get higher authority to your blog.