Had an issue with code getting injected in this site (which is why I moved hosts and started over with just a wordpress export/import of the post) At the same time I got locked out of my admin account. Because I was using a VPS I didn’t have a cpanel… Read more »
An emergency security release of wordpress was just put out. It fixes a cross site scripting (XSS) vulnerability and an open redirection vulnerability. From wordpress team: The details of the two fixes according to the WordPress blog are: A cross site scripting vulnerability for “certain local URI’s” was resolved. This kind of… Read more »
One of the features of wordpress 4.4 was the ability to embed post, videos and music from other sites by just dropping the link into a post. I haven’t had the best luck with it so far. So today I’m going to find some links to test with. Ten… Read more »
Images add so much to a post and to the internet as a whole. Is anyone as old as me and your remember the “old” internet where websites where pretty much all text and you use the mosaic browser? Here’s a few plugins to help you find images for your… Read more »
My sites auto updated to wordpress 4.1.2 today without issue. Read the 4.1.2 change log below A serious critical cross-site scripting vulnerability, which could enable anonymous users to compromise a site. Files with invalid or unsafe names could be upload. Some plugins are vulnerable to an SQL injection attack. A very… Read more »
Source WordPress is certainly one of the most popular Content Management Systems and blogging platforms around. It’s almost endlessly customizable, user-friendly, and supported by a wide and diverse community of developers. There are a number of great WordPress tutorials out there – from ones on creating your own theme to… Read more »
The internal functions of WordPress provide outstanding support for a Content Management System (CMS). The features of WordPress enable authors and site managers to perform their magic without having any expertise in PHP, HTML, or any other website programming language. Content Management System Defined The typical content management system consists… Read more »
Running a multi-author blog presents many challenges. There are coordination issues. There are standards which must be written. There is the ever-present threat of plagiarism. These tips will help you coordinate and streamline your multi-author blog.
Earlier tonight I dinked up my site somehow and decide to take the opportunity to upgrade to WordPress 3. I deleted all subfolders in plugins, which let me into my WP admin to do the upgrade. Once the upgrade was done I used an old backup to upload the plugins… Read more »
I’d been talking about it for a while now and last night I finally did it, I got rid of Disqus. I felt it wasn’t adding enough additional value to the site. My readers were not using the twitter and facebook integration so why keep it. I know commentluv is… Read more »