Securing a WordPress site is something that many website owners don’t pay enough attention to – they believe the chances of their blog ever getting hacked is very low and that it’s the sort of thing that only ever happens to other people. However, sooner or later you’re going to have problems if you don’t take [...]
December 15, 2009
Using a lot of plugins isn’t recommended if you’re going to boost your blog performance. Also, if you build your needs yourself as much as possible, you will have more control on what you are looking for.In this post, we have featured 12 practical Wordpress solutions that you won’t need any plugins to implement them.Don’t [...]
December 15, 2009
As most of you might have noticed, Creativeoverflow was hacked Friday morning 11th of December. It took me a entire day to get everything back up to date and working correctly again but, everything is back to normal now though. I decided to write this article to help you protect yourself from being hacked or [...]
December 14, 2009
Two weeks ago we published the first part of this article, covering multiple column content techniques and associating pages with post content; we discussed how to use the “More”-tag, hide standalone categories from the category list and retain the page layout for post views within a category page. This article presents the second part of [...]
December 14, 2009
Back in July, “Power Tips for WordPress Template Developers” presented 8 basic techniques for adding popular features to the front end of a WordPress-powered website. The premise was that WordPress has become an elegant, lightweight content management solution that offers the fundamentals out of the box, atop a modular core that offers incredible potential in [...]
December 14, 2009
Two weeks ago we published the first part of this article, covering multiple column content techniques and associating pages with post content; we discussed how to use the “More”-tag, hide standalone categories from the category list and retain the page layout for post views within a category page. This article presents the second part of [...]
December 14, 2009
Implementing a solid set of navigational links for your WordPress site is one of the best ways to encourage visitors to stick around awhile and check out additional content. As discussed in our definitive guide to WordPress post navigation, there are essentially three different types of navigational tags for WordPress: * Index and archive navigation: posts_nav_link() * [...]
December 14, 2009
So, you have this amazing WordPress site, but for some reason the search engines just don’t show you much love. You post killer content, make it easy for users to share via their social networks, and people are subscribing to your RSS feed, indicating that they’re like what they’re reading. If you’ve tried everything to [...]
December 7, 2009
Let’s say you want to have a special theme for your WordPress site for mobile users. You don’t want to use a pre-canned solution or anything third-party, you just want to create and design the theme yourself. So what you need to happen is for the site to detect mobile users and server up an [...]
December 7, 2009
This is the fifth part of An Essential Guide To WordPress SEO – so far we’ve learned about the importance of keyword research, getting high authority backlinks, and a number of techniques that can be used to make your WordPress site more attractive to the search engines. In this post I want to focus on something [...]
December 15, 2009
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