Archive for the ‘Hints and Tips’ Category
Spam, go away. You’re not welcome!
woopress.net - If you have a blog you should know what spam, spammers and spambots mean, and you should know that it can be a serious issue if you don’t take proper countermeasures. Probably you’ll never be able to block it all, ...
The Ultimate WordPress LMS
wpined.com - Educators from time to ask may ask, "Can WordPress be used as a viable LMS alternative?" I like to answer, yes, you can use WordPress to role your own LMS.
My Commenting Philosophy
www.doitwithwp.com - I regularly put a good number of comments straight in the trash because in my opinion, they don’t further the conversation I started in the article and instead dilute the discussion.
Websites to increase your WordPress blog traffic and followers
www.wpinsite.com - Having a large number of social networking followers such as Twitter followers and Facebook Likes is the key to succeeding in this cut throat world of WordPress blogs and to increasing your overall blog traffic.Twitter and Facebook are a great ...
About WordPress and HTML5
woopress.net - HTML5 is out there, still under development, but already supported by most modern browser at least in its basic features. In particular it introduces a few new tag and attributes designed to enrich the semantic content of documents and, hopefully, ...
Create a bulletproof WordPress installation
woopress.net - WordPress is one of the most popular blogging platform used nowadays, and because of its popularity you have to pay some particular extra attention to secure your installation against spam and malicious attacks. It will take just a few minutes ...
How to Change WordPress Password Protected Page Text
www.wpinsite.com - Password protecting WordPress pages or posts is not uncommon. Today I came across a scenario where I needed to modify and change the text for a page that I wanted to password protect from my visitors. This code snippet will demonstrate ...
How to Set Default Text in your Post Editor
www.doitwithwp.com - It can sometimes be handy to have some default text loaded up in your post editor, particularly when your posts follow a consistent format and this simple function allows you to do just that.
