Renaming a file is as simple as hitting F2 on your keyboard. Well it is all good unless you have ten or twenty or more files to rename.
Short for Peter’s Flexible RenAmiNg Kit, PFrank is a bulk file/folder renaming program that lets you can easily organize your music, picture, video, or any other [...]
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10 Best Tips for WordPress Optimization covers ten things you can do to make your website faster. Among these are installing cleaning up your WordPress plugins and themes, installing caching plugins, enabling PHP and mySQL caching and links to other articles on optimizing Apache etc.
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WordPress being an open source platform has seen tremendous growth in its usage. Along with WordPress the number of plugins being released daily has also seen a phenomenal increase. Which plugins should you use? Do you really need them?
The more the number of plugins you install, the greater is the load on the server hosting [...]
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As of today, my personal blog turns five years old. Over the past five years, I have seen WordPress evolve from a bare-basic blogging tool to a full fledged blogging application.
Whenever I install a new blog using WordPress, I make sure I have a few basic plugins installed as well. The following are ten of [...]
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Have spent the last two week coding and was able to churn out three plugins for WordPress.
Auto-Close Comments, Pingbacks and Trackbacks
Close comments, pingbacks and trackbacks on your post automatically at intervals set by you
TwitterCounter
Integrate TwitterCounter.com badges on your blog to display the number of followers you have on Twitter
Digg Integrate
Add a “Digg This” button to [...]
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User voting for the plugins submitted for the WordPress plugin competition has now been opened up. There are 49 plugins vying for your votes as follows:
Adminimize
AnyVar
Attachment Extender
Automatic Timezone
Broken links Remover
Click
ComicPress Manager
Dk Obama Gallery
DoDo
Editor Extender
Flaresmith
Flickr Gallery
Fun with in-context comments
Great Real Estate
Idealien Category Enhancements
Image Browser Extender
Invite friends
Live Blogroll
MailPress
Manageable
Maxref Widgets
Media in response
MultiSiteManager
Nonce! Please
PhotoJAR: Base
Picture Increment Cron System
Post Groups
Post [...]
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If you’re looking to secure your WordPress wp-admin folder, then adding an additional layer of password protection goes a long way in helping this.
You can either manually code the .htaccess file or get hold of the AskApache Password Protect Plugin to automate the process.
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It is a lot pain installing any theme or plugin in your WordPress, logging in your FTp, uploading the file etc takes a lot of time and your net usage. But now a solution is here. Anirudh Sanjeev from Thoughts Outflux is here with an amazing plugin called OneClick.
OneClick makes it a lot easy to [...]
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WLTC is hosting the second WordPress Plugin Competition
Rules and Details
All code must be GPL
Running time for competition = 2 months starting the 1st of June till the 31st of July.
True Wordpress plugins only. No manual modifications can be required of users.
You cannot submit plugins that have been released already.
All plugins require documentation as in the [...]
All this month of April, the folks at Weblog Tools Collection will be taking up a single plugin every day and reviewing it in detail.
The purpose is to highlight some of the outstanding (for various reasons) plugins available today as well as provide a means for the WordPress community to tell the authors what they [...]
