I host over 25 websites that are built on WordPress. Few of them are mine and few are customers’. They are spread over few hosting accounts. With the frequent updates to WordPress core, plugins, and themes, I spend few hours every week to log into all these sites and update them manually. It was a… Read More »
This is a follow-up post to my previous Part-I post where I told about the theme I am using for this blog. This post describes various plugins I use to give additional features to the core WordPress script. 1. Akismet: This spam-prevention plugin comes default with every WordPress installation. Comment spam is a huge problem… Read More »
This is a guest post from Margaret Saunders who is a web hosting consultant for IXwebhosting, a web hosting company based in Ohio. Of all of the content management systems available for free on the Internet, WordPress has consistently been shown to be one of the best over and over again. While WordPress has thousands… Read More »
Images of blog consume a significant portion of the bandwidth. Many shared hosting providers impose bandwidth and CPU usage limits, which may be reached quite easily if your site has significant amount of images in it. Some providers also kill the processes if they are CPU intensive causing your blog to throw errors. I heard… Read More »
Today, I was thinking to develop two WordPress sites for the upcoming projects of mine. While searching for the good themes, I recalled that Revolution themes have become open source. So went to http://www.revolutiontheme.com/ and it redirected me the http://www.revolutiontwo.com/. Site was looking nice. I browsed through the site, but unable to see any download… Read More »