Posts Tagged ‘WordPress’

WordPress Plugin Releases for 09/17

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September 17th, 2010
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New plugins post2ebook generates ebook versions of any post you want and automatically inserts links to the generated ebooks within the post. Register Plus Redux is a fork of the popular and abandoned Register Plus with several enhancements, including a customized registration page, user-entered passwords, an invitation code system, and email verification. Theme Rotator lets you define dates when your themes should be activated automatically. Vimeo SimpleGallery lets you add a gallery of Vimeo videos to your site, displaying thumbnails for each video. YouTube SimpleGallery let’s you add a gallery of YouTube videos to your site, displaying thumbnails for each video. Updated plugins Auto Copyright automatically generates a copyright notice based on the first and last post published in the WordPress database. IE6 Upgrade Option displays a warning message, simply and politely informing the user that their browser is out of date and provides links to download newer and more […]

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WordPress and the Headers Already Sent Warning

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September 16th, 2010
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The scenario begins like any other troubleshooting scenario. You’ve just installed a plugin or theme on your WordPress blog, modified a file, or you’re simply checking on your blog. Suddenly, an error message just like the following looms over the page you’re viewing like a dark cloud. Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /path/blog/wp-config.php:34) in /path/blog/wp-login.php on line 42 Remember the first rule in troubleshooting, don’t panic! First, you need to interpret the error message. Offhand, it would seem as if line 42 of the wp-login.php file was the source of the problem, but that’s a common misconception. In fact, the problem is on line 34 of the wp-config.php file, and line 42 of the wp-login.php file is just the victim. Now that you know where to look, what do you look for? Believe it or not, this problem is usually caused by […]

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WordPress Theme Releases for 09/15

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Arras is a sophisticated, yet simple and clean WordPress theme for magazine/news blogs. Coraline is a squeaky-clean theme featuring a custom menu, header, background, and layout. HackerWP is a Gawker Lifehacker look-alike theme. Portfolio Press is a portfolio theme for showcasing your work using custom post types.

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WordPress.com Launches Email Post Changes

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It has certainly been a busy week for the WordPress.com team with the launch of Subscriptions and now Email Post Changes, a new feature designed to improve author collaboration by sending emails whenever a post is modified. Basically, it’s the Post Revisions feature, but with email notification for registered authors. To enable Email Post Changes, go to Settings/Email Post Changes in your admin panel. You’ll be able to choose which registered authors receive notifications and add additional email addresses. If you have a self-hosted WordPress blog with multiple authors, you can install the official Email Post Changes plugin to enjoy the same great features. You may also be interested in Audit Trail (“keep track of what is going on inside your blog”), Capability Manager (“to manage WordPress roles and capabilities”), Highlight Author Comments (to “display comments made by a post’s author in a distinctive style with no need to edit […]

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 09/13

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September 13th, 2010
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New plugins BlogUpp! – Blog Promotion provides exposure for blog posts through an interactive widget, as well as via auto-share on social networks, and our blog discovery toolbar and directory. Github Ribbon can be used to add Github ribbons to your website and can be configured either for the entire site or on a post by post basis. Google Scribe allows you to enable Google Scribe on the WordPress comment input box. Membership lite allows you to transform your WordPress site into a fully functional membership site. Note: This plugin requires “admin” to be the username of the administrator account, but this can be overridden by editing the membership-config.php file. Ozh’ Spam Magnet Checker allows you to identify which posts are attracting the most spam. Note: This is the new plugin version of the script that was previously featured in Find Your Spam Magnets. Updated plugins BackWPup allows you to backup […]

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WordPress Theme Releases for 09/11

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Easel is a framework-like theme with many roles and capabilities for more components to be added with it. Fitria is powered by the 960.gs css framework with multiple widgets and a 3 column layout. Quality Control is a unique theme which turns a basic WordPress installation into a simple and straight-forward ticketing system.

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WordPress and the Internal Server Error

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September 10th, 2010
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WordPress, WordPress FAQs, WordPress Troubleshooting

Internal server errors, aka Error 500, can happen under WordPress just as often as they happen under practically anything else running on a server. You may think that the error itself will tell a tech all they need to know, but it really doesn’t say anything. In fact, internal server errors are the server equivalent of a patient explaining to a doctor, “I did something and now I don’t feel well.” Before you ask for support, internal server errors are often caused by plugin or theme function conflicts, so you should start by manually resetting all of your plugins and your theme, which we already covered in WordPress and the White Screen of Death. If that doesn’t resolve the issue, it’s possible that a .htaccess rule could be the source of the problem. To check for this, access your server via FTP or SFTP and rename the .htaccess file. If […]

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WordPress Trademark Donated to WordPress Foundation

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September 9th, 2010
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Automattic has officially donated the WordPress trademark to the non-profit WordPress Foundation.  To quote the official announcement by Jane Wells, “the Foundation will be responsible for safeguarding the trademarked name and logo from misuse toward the end of protecting WordPress and preventing confusion among people trying to figure out if a resource is ‘official’ or not.” Matt Mullenweg is obviously excited, as “the most central piece of WordPress’s identity, its name, is now fully independent from any company.” Ownership of the trademark could have made Automattic millions on the name alone, but in a move praised as “extremely generous and community-minded,” they are ensuring that both WordPress and its name will never be used to unfairly profit from, confuse, or cause harm to the blogging platform, its integrity, and the community itself.

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WordPress Plugin Releases for 09/09

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September 9th, 2010
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New plugins Scripts n Styles allows Admin users the ability to add custom CSS (at the bottom of the head tag) and JavaScript (at the bottom of the body tag) directly into individual Posts, Pages or any other registered custom post types. Updated plugins AddToAny: Share/Bookmark/Email Button helps people share, bookmark, and email your posts and pages using any service, such as Facebook, Twitter, Google Buzz, Digg, Delicious, and well over 100 more social bookmarking and sharing sites. Fast Secure Contact Form for WordPress lets your visitors send you a quick E-mail message and blocks all common spammer tactics. Subscribe2 sends a list of subscribers an email notification when new posts are published to your blog. WP System Health provides a comprehensive overview of your WordPress parameter and server performance.

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