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Use WordPress As Private Network To Promote Your Content On Social NetworksMany people blog for fun while others blog to make money but at the end of the day most of us all have the same purpose in mind and the game is all about one thing, one word: traffic. There are many different approaches to blogging and the best way to achieve long term success with your blog is to create valuable content but sometimes your entries need that small push to take off and you will have to promote your entries, often relying on friends/colleagues to get those first submissions/votes o [...]
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WordPress Plugin Recommendation: Zen, Distraction Free Writing EnvironmentOne of the both better and more annoying factors of WordPress is the huge amount of core features. Of course it is great to work with a platform which makes almost everything possible but this can also take away from your focus. I am a big fan of taking out clutter, focusing on what really matters and love to simplify both life and working environment. The WordPress dashboard is well thought out, and popular, but I am the first one to launch an external writing application such as OmmWriter or W [...]
How to Override the Slug or Page Permalink in WordPressThe Problem: Recently, one of our clients wanted to change the slug, or permalink, from “about-2″, back to just plain ol’ “about”. I tried changing the slug from the “quick edit” mode. I tried to Edit the Permalink from the Post Page. No luck, it kept reverting back to about-2. After doing a few searches, I noticed that others had experienced this problem as well. The Solution: So, I finally found this post on the WordPress support forum which sugge [...]
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How to get around WordPress’ limitation on uploading certain file typesOne of our clients needed to upload files via their admin, and kept getting the following error message: “File type does not meet security guidelines. Try another.” This was something new to us, and after doing some research we discovered that WordPress only allows users to upload certain types of files, and any files that are not part of that list cannot be uploaded through the admin. Here’s the list of accepted WordPress files types. It turns out that the list of accepted file types is f [...]
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WordPress 3.0 Menu UpdateThe new menus WordPress 3.0 just got an update, provided by Ptah Dunbar. Thanks Ptah, cool work! I checked out the new version. But first a screenshot of the backend: As you can see, you can build your menu from modules. Right now these are pages, posts, custom links, categories, tags and media. You can sort the entries in your menu via drag & drop. Here an edit menu item screenshot: Related posts: Batch Plugin-Update in WordPress 2.9 New Screenshots Of WordPress 3.0 Top Level Menu In Wo [...]
More on doing a 301 redirect of a WordPress site to a new domainA few months ago, we redirected this blog from WordPressGarage.com to WPGarage.com in order to respect the request by the folks at Automattic that people not use the word WordPress in their domain name. We wrote up a guide on how to do this type of 301 redirect, and at that point it seemed that things had gone mostly smoothly. However, I now know that things did not go so smoothly, and here are some things that you should pay attention to if you also choose to 301 redirect your site to a new dom [...]
OMG WordPress BBQ!This weekend, thousands of WordPress users and developers are among the people attending the South by Southwest (SxSW) Interactive conference in Austin, TX. To celebrate this, we’re throwing a WordPress BBQ at SxSW tomorrow so that there’s a place for us all to get together. If you’re a WordPress fan attending SxSW (or you just happen to be in Austin), please join us for lunch after 12pm* tomorrow, Sunday March 14. We’re getting the BBQ from Rudy’s and the red velve [...]
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CEBIT, Busy Times And Thanks To Our Supporters!Hey folks! It's been quite busy lately in our daily life. Many projects, family and so on, but no worries, new interesting tutorials, news and tips are already in the pipe! Additionally Frank and I were at the CEBIT last week to meet old friends and built new contacts. Frank, second left on the photo, was there to work at the WordPress-Deutschland booth and help to show how powerful WordPress and BuddyPress is. It was pretty cool to see many WordPress interested people, some were Experts and oth [...]
Firefox Personas, WordPress-styleWe recommend open source software whenever we can, and the Firefox browser from Mozilla is one of our favorites. Firefox 3.6 recently came out with persona support, allowing users to skin their browsers with favorite designs and brands. WordPress users everywhere seem to love the W symbol (at WordCamps it shows up on everything from t-shirts to iPhone skins), so it was only natural that WordPress personas would come along. To kick it off, designer Chad Pugh created two WordPress personas based o [...]
Bug ChasingOkay, so in my post about Code Spelunking I mentioned about how working on a project can lead you to explore the code because you need to become more familiar with how the code works. But it can also lead you to explore the code to figure out why code doesn’t work. In this particular case, I spent many hours puzzling over why something didn’t work correctly, chasing down the root cause, and eventually finding a bug in the WordPress core. I documented the bug in Ticket #12394, provide [...]
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BuddyPress Social NetworkingThis weeks guest was Andy Peatling of the BuddyPress.org Project. BuddyPress is a social networking plugin for WordPress which ads many of the features found on sites like Facebook to WordPress blogs in as few as 10 minutes. We discussed how BuddyPress came about, some of the ways its used, some tips on getting started, customizing it and most importantly the features it provides. In news, there were a few nice plugin releases/updates and as always quick update on the WordCamp schedule. PuSHPre [...]
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First Day at #WCIRLSo, day one of WordCamp Ireland draws to a close, there is a dinner tonight but the talks and sessions are over for the day. I briefly helped John Handelaar during his talk on WordPress MU, but my main talk was on WP Super Cache. Thank you Hanni, Jane and Sheri for recording the talk. Hopefully it’ll be available online next week. In the meantime here’s the OpenOffice slides of my talk. I must extend a big thank you to Sabrina Dent and Katherine Nolan for organising a great day and t [...]
YOURLS: Today, TomorrowStraight from the Shrink-Your-URLS-With-A-Custom-Branded-Self-Hosted-Solution Department: if you’re following my tweets, you already know that I released YOURLS 1.4.1 yesterday. What’s in there? Good stuff for sure, but even better stuff are on their way :) (...)Read the rest of YOURLS: Today, Tomorrow (439 words) (cc) Ozh for planetOzh, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us | splogmenotplz Read more posts tagged with: YOURLS Related posts YOURLS Was Cool? YOURLS [...]
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WordPress MU 2.9.2WordPress MU 2.9.2 has just been released and is mostly a security and bugfix release based on WordPress 2.9.2. Grab it from the download page. As well as the security fix mentioned above, this version also fixes a few bugs, makes the blog signup process much faster and adds a new “Global Terms” Site Admin page. The “Global Terms” page is one I should have added years ago. Currently it’s fairly bare, but hopefully in future versions of WordPress it will be expanded. [...]
GPL-ishThis week Joost is joined by Jeff Chandler of the WordPress Tavern and Grant Griffiths of the Headway theme. They discussed all of the implications of themes and plugins being GPL or not, and why people would and in Joost’s opinion should choose to be GPL. Also some discussion came up about how theme and plugin authors should be credited. [...]
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