If you make extensive use of custom fields in your WordPress theme then you may want to hold off on upgrading to 3.2 until you have had someone look over your theme. They have deprecated the query structure for querying custom field data in a loop. In laymen terms, if somewhere on your theme you show all the posts that have a custom key or value then that query may stop working when you upgrade to 3.2. Any query of this sort needs to be updated to the new format before you upgrade to 3.2.
See the codex notes here.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/query_posts#Custom_Field_Parameters
So what should you do?
Although the old code is already deprecated in 3.1, it still works. So you don’t have to act immediately, but judging by the rate at which WordPress keeps offering upgrades, you will need to deal with this before the fall of 2011. The important thing would be to not forget. This is one of those little noticed issues that will be a major headache to a lot of people who have become comfortable with doing automatic upgrades, so don’t wait until the last minute. If you are running 3.1 now then go ahead and make plans now to update your themes.
There are a few different ways to offer multiple language translations for your website. Though new plugins may come out, the options simply break down into three types of solutions.
Many businesses wonder what the benefit is of adding a blog to their site. How is a blog different then the content I currently have on my site. The truth is, that to the outside world, it isn’t all that different. The main difference is the timeliness of the content. A blog allows you provide a constant flow of content to your site. Although, in order to do this, the content will probably not be as high of quaility as what you may be used to. For this reason, most blogs are written in first person and the author is identified in the post. It’s easier to compose content in first person and allows you to worry less about the composition and more about the content. When you are able to focus wholly on the content then you are able to contour your content around your keywords that you are wanting to be found under. The other element involved in blogging is the comments that you allow on your blog posts. Comments and ping-backs show the search engines that site visitors are interested in your content and gives you more credibility for the topic of that particular blog post. There are many different platforms on which you can blog, but the best system for SEO and customizable flexibility is WordPress. As you think about blogging, here are a few tips to go by. 
