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Segregating Comments and Trackbacks In Admin Panel?

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Keith Dsouza
on
March 19th, 2010
in
WordPress Discussions

For quite some time I have been struggling to moderate comments on my technology blog, the problem is not only with an abundance of comments, but also with lots of trackbacks/pingbacks.

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WordPress Personas For Firefox

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Keith Dsouza
on
March 12th, 2010
in
WordPress News

What WordPress is to Blogging, Firefox is to browsing, so what happens when we can get both of them to get together? WordPress personas for Firefox :-)

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Manage Comments From Your Windows or Linux Desktop

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Keith Dsouza
on
March 8th, 2010
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WordPress Tools

WP Comments Notifier is a open source application written in QT/C++ for Linux and Windows, which will allow you to manage new comments and reply to them from your desktop. In addition to that, it will also allow you to edit, spam or delete the comments.

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Notify Unconfirmed Subscribers Updated

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Keith Dsouza
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March 6th, 2010
in
WordPress Plugins

NUS has been updated to v1.3.0 to fix issues with unconfirmed subscribers not being fetched.

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Bookmarklet to Quickly Access WordPress Admin Menu

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Keith Dsouza
on
March 1st, 2010
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WordPress, WordPress Tools

A bookmarklet to access the admin menu of WordPress from your browser’s bookmark bar.

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Passing Parameters as Variables vs Passing Parameters as An Array

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Keith Dsouza
on
February 25th, 2010
in
WordPress Discussions, WordPress Tips

Improvisation is the name of the game, and we tend to do a lot of it with plugins and themes. In that process we tend to modify functions by adding more variables to incorporate changes in them. However, unlike most of the other languages, PHP allows users to set default values for variables passed to a method too.

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Footer Stuff Allows You To Seamlessly Add Content to Themes

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Keith Dsouza
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February 20th, 2010
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WordPress Plugins

The biggest reason many of us require to edit themes is to add JavaScript libraries, CSS codes or analytics tracking code. However, the problem with editing themes is that you will lose all your customization when you decide to change your theme or redesign it.

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Migrating From WordPress.com to WordPress.org

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Keith Dsouza
on
February 18th, 2010
in
WordPress Tips

WordPress.com is a wonderful platform and it provides users with an option to create free blogs without spending a single cent. However, a time comes when you might want to move to your own domain name which is a continuance of your WordPress.com blog.
A few days ago Jeff posted some links on steps to move from the Blogger platform to WordPress and now Amit Agarwal from Digital Inspiration has written a comprehensive guide on moving from a WordPress.com domain to a WordPress.org domain.
You will find lots of posts which are similar to this one, but I found this guide to be comprehensive and to the point, so if you are planning to move to your own domain now or in the near future, don’t forget to bookmark the article.
How to Migrate your Blog from WordPress.com to a Personal Domain

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Should You Pay Up and Shut Up?

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by
Keith Dsouza
on
February 13th, 2010
in
WordPress Discussions

WordPress as a platform has invented numerous businesses, including both themes and plugins, however, I am neither a pro or against both of these, because, I use themes which I develop myself most of the times to run my site.

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