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Thoughts on the book “Build a WordPress Blog People Want To Read”
Wednesday, 8 July 2009
Thoughts on the book “Build a WordPress Blog People Want To Read”

I recently read the book “Building a WordPress Blog People Want to Read” by Scott McNulty. It was never going to be easy writing a how-to book about a platform which is under constant and regular development so the book has had to focus on a specific version which is 2.6.2 whereas WordPress is currently [read more...]

WordPress 2.8 Available For Download
Thursday, 11 June 2009
WordPress 2.8 Available For Download

It is early on 11th June 2009 and WordPress 2.8, the latest release of the content management system (CMS) codename “Baker”, is available for download. Fortunately, the handy 5 minute install and upgrade instructions will get you up and running quickly as usual. The recommendations for the platform are PHP version 4.3 or higher. MySQL [read more...]

Using A WordPress Custom Page Template
Wednesday, 20 May 2009
Using A WordPress Custom Page Template

Using WordPress content management system I needed to use the full width of the content space for one particular page. Many of the other pages follow the content/sidebar arrangement but on this particular page needed to be quite wide so the sidebar had to go. In the Page editor section – WordPress has the option [read more...]

Spam Gets Past The WP-reCAPTCHA WordPress Plug-in
Friday, 10 April 2009
Spam Gets Past The WP-reCAPTCHA WordPress Plug-in

Employing tools like Akismet, reCAPTCHA and WP-reCAPTCHA plug-in in WordPress are useful for keeping spammers at bay but I have noticed a deluge of spam seemingly making its way past the WP-reCAPTCHA plug-in – Akismet is stopping it get through but I am left wondering why it should get past the reCAPTCHA plug-in. reCAPTCHA is [read more...]