Wordpress

Opt In To Subscribing

May 15, 2008

While reading Lorelle’s awesome post over at the blog herald entitled WordPress Wednesday I noticed a blip she mentioned about Mark Jaquith’s Subscribe To Comments plugin. Apparently, Mark has changed the way in which subscriptions are dealt with by default. In earlier versions, Subscribe To Comments would leave the Subscribe Box check marked by default, Continue Reading…

WordPress Plugin Releases For 5/14

May 15, 2008

Feed Wrangler Feed Wrangler is a simple plugin that allows one to create custom feeds for their WordPress blog. You can customize the structure of that feed by creating a corresponding file in your blog theme, otherwise the custom feed will default to your RSS2 feed. Gengo Gengo is a full featured plugin that provides Continue Reading…

WP Plugin: Magnify.net Multimedia Search and Embed

May 14, 2008

Magnify.net has released a media search and upload tool in the form of a plugin for WordPress (and for Movable Type). The plugin requires WordPress 2.5 or above and the plugin lets the user search and embed video and images from a variety of networks into their posts. The plugin also provides the ability to Continue Reading…

WordPress Plugins and Why We Need Them

May 13, 2008

WordPress Plugins are the equivalent of what wheels are for cars. Without wheels our cars wouldn’t do very well and the same applies for WordPress Plugins. We need Plugins to help our blog perform better and allow us ease of use. WordPress Plugins are the WordPress insiders secret on getting better search engine positioning, making Continue Reading…

How to Create A Blog

May 13, 2008

How to create a blog is probably one of the most asked questions on the Internet these days. To start a blog really is very easy, despite the belief of wanna be bloggers who struggle with their blog setup. The quickest and best way to make a blog is to create a free blog with Continue Reading…

Why using wordpress out of the box is a bad idea in terms of the post link it creates ?

May 13, 2008

By default WordPress slugs are ineffective in terms of SEO, forum links, and email links .If you take WordPress out-of-the-box, it doesn’t do anything to help you make your URLs more effective. WordPress just takes your post headline and sticks it as the post URL. You keep typing away headlines as looooooooooong as you want Continue Reading…