If you are running WordPress 1.5.x, your blog may be vulnerable. If you do not wish to upgrade to 2.0.2 but still want to ensure that you have the security fixes in place then this guide is for you. Includes a step by step tutorial along with pictures.
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Blogtimize! AdSense Some tips from the Adsense blog on optimizing adsense ads specifically for blogs and bloggers. Most of this information is old, but useful nonetheless.
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WordPress and Performancing Extension for Firefox: A Dummies version of implementing the extension for WordPress. As a musing, a few years ago, “Dummies Version” would/could have offended some people, but the “…” for Dummies series of books have become so common that any tutorial labeled as “for dummies” is meant to be viewed as written simply, succintly with the most novice user in mind. [EDIT] The extension is buggy. They need to stop adding slashes for WordPress posts!
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Moving from TypePad to WordPress: Detailed steps on how to manually make the move without losing anythins of consequence. Especially relevant if you are moving to the new Yahoo! Hosting service (congrats Matt!)
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Variables in your CSS via PHP: Good writeup/tutorial on using PHP to control the way your page looks. I love the way Chris writes, but this article is even more poignant as it also talks very candidly about OOP in php (which is sorely lacking in larger percentage of all PHP code)
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Free Programming Tips (that) are Worth Every Penny Code like the Samurai Good advice. I found myself nodding my head a lot while reading the article. (which is mostly learned by rote and not by strict education)
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If you want to make your Blog temporarily unavailable (scheduled maintenance for example) you have two very simple and efficient ways : a plugin, or a theme.
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HOW-TO: Using SVN to keep your WordPress Blog up-to-date Use statically linked binaries for SVN and cron jobs to install and update your blog to the most up-to-date release of WordPress. Thanks to Robert Deaton for helping me with the same. [EDIT] While you are reading this article, please, please keep in mind that Forum support does not cover SVN. In other words, if you decide to use the bleeding edge code on your blog and have problems with the code, you probably will not receive help from the forums.
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WordPress Ajax Commenting Tutorial
WordPress Ajax Commenting Tutorial: A well rounded tutorial for adding AJAX commenting to your WordPress theme with examples from existing templates.
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