Posts Tagged ‘wordpress’

Want a tool to help you in building a mailing list? There is a WordPress plugin that can help you build your list. Check out WordPress OptinPop Plugin. I’ve been giving this plugin a run around for a few weeks. I like it. You will too.

WordPress 2.9.1 fixes 2 main bugs in the recent 2.9 release of WordPress. If you are running 2.9, update your site now, or as soon as possible. Especially if you’ve got posts scheduled in the future.

Wordpress 2.9 was recently released. The new version brought with it some new features that makes blogging and web site maintenance easier. For those waiting for it to stabilize before upgrading, Wordpress 2.9.1 is coming soon too.

Make Short URLs of your Wordpress posts and pages on your own domain. You don’t need to install any plugins nor programs on your hosting. Follow this tutorial. Just copy and paste into two files and you will automatically have your own short urls automatically created by Wordpress.

Blogs and websites goes through change quite a number of times throughout their existence. As they say, the only constant thing in this world is change. KodeeXII.Net is also undergoing change at the moment. You don’t see it yet. Change is happening in the background.

At the moment, I’m focusing on changing the theme. Have any suggestion or recommendations?

WordPress 2.7 Beta 1 has just been released for public consumption recently. This new version of WordPress really is worth upgrading to. The most obvious improvement can be seen in its Administration back-end interface. The revamped Dashboard really is a sight for sore eyes. Many are probably tired of the old interface. Thus 2.7 really is a breath of fresh air to many. Why am I so excited about this new version of WordPress? I am probably not alone in feeling this way too. Read on and find out why many have touted WordPress as the best blogging tool there is.

Wordpress just released their 2.6.2 version. This update include a vulnerability patch. Existing Wordpress users who allow registrations on their sites should update to this release. Your users’ password can be modified by the bad guys if you don’t upgrade. You wouldn’t want your users annoyed by having their passwords modified randomly for them do you?

One method to ensure your website is properly indexed by the search engines is to include a sitemap of your site. The sitemap protocol is supported by the major search engines. As such, by including sitemap.xml into your website, your website has better chance of being index accordingly by all the major search engines.

After reading BK’s comment about the quality of audio playback from this post, I have been on a lookout for a WordPress media player that will play my mp3 files ...Read More

Are you constantly looking for premium WordPress themes? If you are, then this piece of news may interest you. It’s available in your WordPress Admin page. Apparently, the owner of ...Read More

In Part I of this WordPress test Environment on WAMPServer 2.0 Series, I’ve explained briefly on the process of installing WAMPServer into a Windows PC. If you just joined us, ...Read More

In last week’s post, I mentioned about running a locally installed WordPress on your PC (running Windows, if you are running on another OS, this may not cut it for ...Read More

Roughly 60 days or so after the release of WordPress 2.3.1, a new release is made available. About 3 days, back, I saw the announcement in the WordPress Admin module. ...Read More