The JungleJar.com team has released a new free Wordpress Template for you! Yes, you — our loyal fanbase, and those accidentally surfing on through; Err, but not to make our loyal fan-base seem any less focused on here…

Anyway, check out the Template here. Also, don’t forgot to check out the rest of our Templates by clicking here, and if you’re incredibly inpatient and prefer to go straight for the meat and potatoes and skip the appetizer altogether, you may go directly to the download link by, yeah you guessed it, clicking here.

For our American visitors, happy Fourth of July!
Don’t drink and drive, heh.

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“On sites that have implemented LinkedIn News Share, you’ll see a link to share the content you are reading with your LinkedIn connections or networks. Sharing an article with your network will result in a Network Update telling your network where to read and discuss the article. Sharing it with your connections allows you to pick and choose who to send it to and provide a message describing why you think the content is noteworthy.

Sharing news with your network helps your colleagues and peers stay on the same page, sparking discussions on the topics that matter to your network.”

This is a great article for anyone who’s serious about LinkedIn and its possibilities.

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Last night Ryan Boren announced the release of WordPress 2.6 Beta 1. At first glance, you probably wouldn’t notice much difference between versions 2.5 and 2.6. The two biggest new features are Post Revisions, which saves a history of edits made to each post, and support for Gears, which greatly speeds up working with the admin screens.

Other changes of note:

- Support for the XML-RPC and Atom client APIs is turned off by default now. If you use an external client for posting, you’ll need to specifically turn these features on, under Settings/Writing.

- Impoved support for SSL access to the admin screens.

- When you are selecting themes, you now get to view a preview of how your site looks with the new theme before commiting to the change.

- The return of the “Press This” bookmarklet (find it in the sidebar of the Write page). Drag the link to your browser’s bookmarks toolbar, and use it to quickly post about sites you visit.

- More avatar options. The Gravatar service now supports displaying MonsterID, Wavatar, or Identicon icons in place of the default icon for those who don’t have a personalized Gravatar. These options are selectable under Settings/Discussion. My Easy Gravatars plugin can support this as well, though I’ll probably update it to use the new built-in settings, rather than its own. I’ll write that up later.

- Improved plugin management. Active and inactive plugins are now listed separately. You now have the abiliity to “bulk activate” or “bulk deactivate” plugins. You can also delete unused plugins at the click of a button. (Now all we need is the ability to search and install plugins from the Extend directory right from our admin! Maybe in 2.7?)

And there are other assorted improvements, such as updates to the latest jQuery and jQuery UI libraries, updates to the latest TinyMCE editor, improvements to Page and Category management, and as always, general performance enhancements.

Contest is over; Please give us a few days to sort and compile the emails.

And we’re giving away 15 domains of decent quality. The best part is, you don’t even have to do anything except shoot us an email.

Oh, yeah, did I also mention the contest is limited to only 50 usesrs? So, essentially, you have a 1 in 50 chance of winning 15 domains for filling out a form.

Just because we’re cool like that.

Go to the official page for the giveaway.

Google Video has introduced related searches and suggestions in a horizontal layer just below the search box. These suggestions broaden or alter the scope of the original search query. It’s a way to drive additional volume and page views on Google video. However, YouTube accounts for 98 percent of video viewing on Google-owned properties according to comScore.

Here’s a pretty nice list of CSS “showcase” type sites that you can submit your website to. What’s the point, you ask? It can make for some really nice exposure and often times bring in a good amount of traffic.

Every website we have listed has been verified by us, as we submitted our very own website to them all. We hope this list serves you well, and possibly is just enough to bump you up to that higher Page Rank. Please feel free to share this, and a link back to JungleJar.com would be very nice, but isn’t mandatory.

Show me that list!

We have just released another free Wordpress Template named “Clockwork”. We hope you enjoy! Go to Templates..

A new article by Christopher has been published, and you could even call this a huge article; “65 Places to Submit your Wordpress Template/Theme to”!

Word, 65.

Enjoy!