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How To Create An Embeddable Content Plugin For WordPress

Posted by Sameer Borate on November 15, 2012 · Comments Off

WordPress is one of the most deployed content management systems around. One of the main reasons is the number of plugins available and the ease with which we can use the system. It is not uncommon to find websites using tens of plugins to accomplish various tasks and functions. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could share the site content with other websites? You [...]

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WordPress: The Complete Guide To Custom Post Types

Posted by Daniel Pataki on November 8, 2012 · Comments Off

WordPress has been gaining a foothold in the general content management system (CMS) game for a few years now, but the real breakthrough was the custom post type mechanism which allows for the creation of a wide variety of content. Let’s take a look at how this came to be and all the options that this great functionality offers. Some of the custom post types [...]

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Essentials: Utilizing User Roles In WordPress

Posted by Daniel Pataki on October 26, 2012 · Comments Off

Roles have been an integral part of WordPress for quite some time now — many functions associated with managing them have been in place since version 2.0.0. Despite this longevity, they are rarely utilized which is a shame since they allow for the easy setup of custom user types (and also have the ability to micro-manage them). In this article, you’ll [...]

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Security: Common WordPress Malware Infections

Posted by Siobhan McKeown on October 10, 2012 · Comments Off

WordPress security is serious business. Exploits of vulnerabilities in WordPress’ architecture have led to mass compromises of servers through cross-site contamination. WordPress’ extensibility increases its vulnerability; plugins and themes house flawed logic, loopholes, Easter eggs, backdoors and a slew of other issues. Firing up your computer to find that [...]

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Security: Common WordPress Malware Infections

Posted by Siobhan McKeown on October 10, 2012 · Comments Off

WordPress security is serious business. Exploits of vulnerabilities in WordPress’ architecture have led to mass compromises of servers through cross-site contamination. WordPress’ extensibility increases its vulnerability; plugins and themes house flawed logic, loopholes, Easter eggs, backdoors and a slew of other issues. Firing up your computer to find that [...]

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BuddyPress: One Plugin, Five Communities // WordPress

Posted by Siobhan McKeown on September 26, 2012 · Comments Off

BuddyPress is social networking in a box, the loveable plugin that has people around the world getting social. But using BuddyPress isn’t all about waking up one morning and being struck by the amazing idea of creating the next Facebook. BuddyPress is a tool for creating communities. In fact, if you look at successful implementations of BuddyPress, you’ll see [...]

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BuddyPress: One Plugin, Five Communities // WordPress

Posted by Siobhan McKeown on September 26, 2012 · Comments Off

BuddyPress is social networking in a box, the loveable plugin that has people around the world getting social. But using BuddyPress isn’t all about waking up one morning and being struck by the amazing idea of creating the next Facebook. BuddyPress is a tool for creating communities. In fact, if you look at successful implementations of BuddyPress, you’ll see [...]

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Secrets Of High-Traffic WordPress Blogs // Study

Posted by Siobhan McKeown on September 12, 2012 · Comments Off

We all know that WordPress is awesome — but being awesome isn’t always enough. Does it perform well under pressure? Can it deal with traffic from millions of visitors every month? There’s no question that WordPress can be used for your or my blog, but what about multi-author blogs with thousands of comments? How do developers make it scale and perform? I [...]

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How To Become A Top WordPress Developer // advancement to excellence

Posted by Jonathan Wold on August 23, 2012 · Comments Off

First, let’s set a few things straight: becoming a top WordPress developer is hard work — very hard work. It’s going to take a lot of time, energy and determination. If you’re looking for an easy checklist or some “fast pass” to the top, you’re going to waste your time. Being one of the best is hard, and statistically speaking, [...]

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Help Us Help WordPress // Usability Testing In WordPress

Posted by Shane Pearlman on August 8, 2012 · Comments Off

This is a personal request from your user, a rallying cry from a compatriot. I personally love WordPress. I make my living from it. The average user, though, couldn’t care less about it. They just want to run their business, tell their family history, organize their church, share their photos or live their life online with a minimum of impedance. In its evolution [...]

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