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Normally when I set up plugin-level SEO on a WordPress blog, I’ll need 5-8 plugins to provide all the desired SEO functionality. Wouldn’t it be cool if there was one plugin that incorporated all that functionality and more into one easy-to-use suite? That’s the goal of SEO Ultimate, which is a free plugin I’m developing on behalf of SEO Design Solutions. Right now the plugin is in its early stages (currently at version 0.6). There are many more features yet to come; as m [...]
There is finally an official answer to the question of whether or not WordPress themes must “inherit” the GPL license that WordPress itself uses. Matt asked the Software Freedom Law Center to examine the WordPress source and how themes fit in. The final, official answer to whether themes must be GPL? Yes and no. As many people have theorized before (myself included), the PHP files in a theme fall under GPL because they are reliant on the main WP codebase in order to function. The C [...]
The WordPress Plugin Competition is the best moment of the year, plugin wise. This year’s edition is still running till the end of the month of July and as of writing, there are about 10 plugins (with some really interesting stuff). Still, new plugins are released every day. Why aren’t these authors joining the competition? Participating in the competition is Instructive: you *will* learn something. Guaranteed. Or refunded. Basically, joining the competition is asking for feedback, s [...]
If WordPress were a country, our Bill of Rights would be the GPL because it protects our core freedoms. We’ve always done our best to keep WordPress.org clean and only promote things that are completely compatible and legal with WordPress’ license. There have been some questions in the community about whether the GPL applies to themes like we’ve always assumed. To help clarify this point, I reached out to the Software Freedom Law Center, the world’s preëminent experts on [...]
The Official WordPress Commercial Theme Directory is now open. It is linked off the WordPress Extend and is part of the parent theme directory set of links. It is not as much a directory as it is a listing of sites that offer commercial GPL themes. It lists the philosophies, a few words about the business models and the need for the encouragement, a list of screenshots and links to the various theme sites and then a list of criterion for inclusion into this site. I like the succinct explanation [...]
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If you aren’t already following along, I highly recommend checking out the How To Create A WordPress Theme tutorial series by Ian Stewart (ThemeShaper.com). This 12-part series (8 complete at the time of this writing) aims to take you from nothing to a fully functional, semantically rich, flexible WordPress theme in digestible chunks. Along the way, Ian describes the changes being made, and why you are making them. In this way, you can gain a basic understanding of the roles of the various [...]
A critical vulnerability has been discovered in the WordPress Plugin Related Sites plugin. An exploit is available in the wild and available on Milw0rm, making this attack easier to exploit. Although, the vulnerability says that version 2.1 is vulnerable. You should assume previous versions are vulnerable as well. BlogSec have confirmed that the current version (at the [...] [...]
DM Albums™ is an inline photo album/gallery plugin that displays high quality images and thumbnails perfectly sized to your blog. Two vulnerabilities have been made public: 1. Stack released a “remote file disclosure vulnerability” (Low-Medium Risk Level) 2. Septemb0x released a “remote file include vulnerability” (Critical Risk Level) An attacker could use these vulnerabilities to potentially gain full access [...] [...]
WP Roadmap aims to create a detailed view of how WordPress works, by organizing the list of calls by the order in which they are executed The code currently tracks actions, filters, includes, and requires. WP Roadmap can track the order of these calls from different page views and different versions of WordPress. Click here to launch WP Roadmap. [...]
WordPress Configuration Tricks : If you have ever installed WordPress and wanted to know what else you could do with your wp-config.php file, this is the blog post to read. As Ozh points out in the comments, a couple of tricks were left out but nothing that could not be remedied with a simple Google search (e.g. WP_HTTP) as long as you know what you are looking for. Tips from that page that got me thinking (things that make you go hmmmmm?) include moving your wp-content directory, increasing you [...]
Beta 2 is here. Get it while it’s…still not quite out of Beta…or something. From the WordPress.org Dev Blog… Notable fixes in beta 2: * Translation of role names fixed * wp_page_menu() defaults to sorting by the user specified menu order rather than the page title * Upload error messages are now correctly reported * Autosave error experienced by some IE users is fixed * Styling glitch in the plugin editor fixed * SSH2 filesystem requirements updat [...]
Dev4Press has done some interesting work on benchmarking various aspects of WordPress and then testing out some popular questions on page loads etc. The methodologies are well documented and the benchmarking setup is standardized. They are testing three version of WordPress including 2.6.5, 2.7.1 and 2.8 (I wish they would have waited for 2.8.1 to be released). This first set of tests were performed on the WordPress admin interface and other benchmarks will follow. While the quantities are not [...]
Are you one of those worried about the progress of your WordPress blog? Do you wanna know how your visitors found you and how they interact with your site? Well, it requires you to drill down the site analytics to get to the bottom. With the stats right before your eyes you can guess what [...] [...]
Google Analytics is a trusted third party service that provides an accurate view and detailed analysis of performance statistics of your website without asking for your own resource. It may sound strange that some other website is tracking your performance without you having to provide anything. But that is where the contrasting concept comes in [...] [...]
What do you mean by a virtual world? A place where you can come and work and chat and play and leave. What if I tell you about a whole new world where you can live, breathe, play, sing, dance, do every damn thing you can do in this (sorry?) life of yours? And what [...] [...]
Live Streaming video from WordCamp Dallas thanks to Cali Lewis of GeekBrief.tv. Thanks to WPTavern for the link. I was at WordCamp Dallas last year but could not make it to this one. I am jealous! Post from: Weblog Tools Collection Live Stream and Chat from WordCamp Dallas [...]
WordCamp Dallas 2009 is going on this weekend in the DFW area, and The WordPress Podcast is happy to be one the sponsors. Cali Lewis is live streaming the entire event, so if you want to catch some good WordPress info, that can’t be beat! Also, if you tweet about it or otherwise use social media, [...]Published at: The WordPress Community WordCamp Dallas Live Streaming [...]
2.8.1 Beta 2 is ready for testing. Download it, check out the changes since beta 1, and review all tickets fixed in 2.8.1. We especially suggest, recommend, and beg that plugin developers test their plugins against beta 2 and let us know of any issues. Notable fixes in beta 2: Translation of role names fixed wp_page_menu() defaults to sorting by the user specified menu order rather than the page title Upload error messages are now correctly reported Autosave error experienced by some IE u [...]
One of the sites I’m running is a long established community website with zillions of posts and bazillions of comments. The whole stuff is powered by a home made CMS written in Perl, something I did nearly 10 years ago and that is totally outdated today. For instance, there were no such things as “comment spam” back in that time, and dealing with this plague a couple of years after you’ve totally forgotten how your own stuff works is a real pain to deal with, believe me. [...]
It's not uncommon that a blog runs by different authors, so it may be useful if you can have a quick look at the drafts of all authors. In our joint blog WP Engineer we created a feed, which keeps us up to date if a new draft of all authors were created. The work of every author is different and the dashboard is the center of information. Therefore we have decided to supplement a widget in the Dashboard, which shows the last five drafts of all authors. I enhanced the existing Plugin Draft Feed. [...]
So, if I didn’t forget to upload a zip archive or to press a “Commit” button, it should be all here for you: the GPL’d URL shortener I wrote about earlier that Lester Chan and I have been using for a while now. Our URL shortener service is called YOURLS, as in Your Own URL Shortener. It’s all GPL, free, do-what-you-want-with-it. Lester is running it on his own domain lc.sg, I’m running it on ozh.in, and it’s fun :) A companion for YOURLS is a WordPress p [...]
Based upon the emails we get each month from readers who are trying to find our Twitter feed, I feel this post is probably long overdue, but I wanted to point out to our readership that we do in fact have a Twitter page! If you’d like to follow WPHacks.com on Twitter, you can get our updates here (@HackWordPress). Our Twitter feed includes notification each time we publish a post here on WPHacks.com, but as an added bonus, you will also get some retweets of our favorite WordP [...]
Is WordPress.com hurting the WordPress brand? Mark Jaquith seems to think so, and I’m inclined to agree with him. Here’s a snippet of his reasoning… I got a tip that Chris Anderson’s upcoming book Free has the following to say about WordPress: 2. Feature limited (Basic version free, more sophisticated version paid. This is the WordPress model.) * Upside: Best way to maximize reach. When customers convert to paid, they’re doing it for the right reason (they understa [...]
Today we have a little link tip for our readers: At wp topics you can find all useful news, hacks, tutorials about WordPress in one place right away! It's organized by "General News", "Coding & Tutorials", "Design & Themes", "Entrepreneurs", "Multimedia" and "Automattic Team". In each category are the most relevant and interesting websites about WordPress listed. You can also vote for each website, how much you like their content. The website looks very organized and it's easy to find [...]
WordPress 2.8 just crossed the 1 million download mark today, you can see the live counter for WordPress downloads on the download counter page. This is definitely great news since this milestone was reached in 12 days, have you upgraded to WordPress 2.8 yet? Thanks @photomatt via twitter. Follow us @weblogtooltips. Post from: Weblog Tools Collection WordPress 2.8 Crosses 1 Million Downloads [...]
By the time you’re reading this, it is quite possible that the BuddyPress revolution will have happened, but if you’re reading this soon after this was posted, I can safely say that the BuddyPress revolution hasn’t happened yet. It’s under way, but is hasn’t happened. What on earth are you going on about?! I’ll go back a step. You’ve probably got some idea what BuddyPress is and will have heard about it, but chances are you don’t really know what i [...]
One week after AC/DC’s Black Ice Tour in Paris, I’ve had yet another musical rendez-vous: Hellfest Open Air 2009 (momentarily closed as of writing), a music festival held about 30 kms from where I currently live. I’ve seen live on stage: (...)Read the rest of Bands I’ve Seen This Weekend: Hellfest 2009, My Recap (216 words) (cc) Ozh for planetOzh, 2009. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us | splogmenotplz Read more posts tagged with: Festival, Hellfest, Music, [...]
Since so many people are having simple problems with their WordPress 2.8 installations, the WordPress community is working tirelessly to get a point-one update out as soon as possible, and the first step on that road is to test a beta of the release. WordPress 2.8.1 Beta 1 has been released, and they need people to test it out and see if it fixes the problems, so if you are having issues with WordPress 2.8, try the beta, and see if that resolves it. Here are some of the errors it fixes: Certai [...]
Some plugins are causing grief for those upgrading to 2.8. HyperDB needs to be updated to the latest version, otherwise tags won’t save. DB Cache also prevents tags from being saved. I haven’t seen an update for it yet. Plugins that load old versions of jQuery for all admin pages will break all kinds of stuff. Plugins should use the version of jQuery that ships with WP. If a plugin must use a particular version of jQuery, that version should be queued only for the plugin’s [...]