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WordPressGarage.com: How to avoid “gwProxy” or “jsproxy” code in WordPress

While working on one of our sites, I noticed funny code starting to show up in the WYSIWYG editor area. I’m not sure if it actually messed anything up, but it was really annoying: <input id=”gwProxy” type=”hidden” /> <input id=”jsProxy” onclick=”jsCall();” type=”hidden” /> I found one article online that said it was an FCK / wysiwyg editor problem so I thought maybe the issue was related to my beloved CMS friend, ...

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WordPress Development Updates: Suggest Agenda Items for March 25th 2010…

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Blogging Pro » WordPress Tips: Use WordPress As Private Network To Promote Your Content On ...

Many 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 ...

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WordPress Development Updates: Meeting summary for March 18, 2010: Agen…

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Blogging Pro » WordPress News: WordPress Plugin Recommendation: Zen, Distraction Free Writing ...

One 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 ...

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WordPressGarage.com: How to Override the Slug or Page Permalink in WordPress

The 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 ...

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WordPress Development Updates: Agenda for Mar 18th 2010 dev chat

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WordPressGarage.com: How to get around WordPress’ limitation on uploading certain file types

One 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 ...

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WP Engineer: WordPress 3.0 Menu Update

The 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 ...

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