After several weeks of waiting, I finally upgraded this blog to WordPress 3.2.1 yesterday. The upgrade process went smooth and I didn’t encounter any issues or problems with the core software or with any of the third-party plugins. So far I’m loving WordPress 3.2+ and I can see and feel that it is lighter and [...]
Continue reading...9. June 2011 ·
Google officially released the +1 Button last week and you’ve probably already seen it on some of your favorite websites or blogs. Google has also released the code and provided the resource for webmasters to create a customized version of the +1 button. However, customizing and adding the +1 code takes some time and can [...]
Continue reading...3. June 2011 ·
If you’re the type of blogger who wants everything to be organized and well planned, then I’m sure you’re gonna like this WordPress plugin I’m featuring today. The Editorial Calendar plugin makes it possible for WordPress users to see and manage all their posts and drafts on a calendar interface right within the WordPress admin [...]
Continue reading...16. May 2011 ·
Do you accept guest posts on your blog? Having guest authors is a good way to keep a steady flow of fresh content on your blog and at the same time allows you to spend time on other projects and other important stuff. I accept guest posts here on JaypeeOnline, so aside from reviewing guest [...]
Continue reading...28. March 2011 ·
When Facebook launched the Like button plugin (social plugins) last year, my friend AJ Batac was the first one to create and release a WordPress plugin for it. Although it was easier to use and implement than the code provided by Facebook, the plugin at that time was a very simple one and didn’t have [...]
Continue reading...25. March 2011 ·
While looking for some new plugins from the official WordPress plugin repository the other day, I came across a cool plugin that some of you might need or find useful especially if you have a lot of pages on your WordPress-powered blog/website. The plugin is called the CMS Tree Page View and what it does [...]
Continue reading...16. March 2011 ·
Now that WordPress.com users are starting to get more features that previously were only available to WordPress.org blogs like premium themes, it’s now WordPress.org blogs turn to get features that were previously only available to WordPress.com users. How? This is all made possible by Jetpack, a plugin released by Automattic last week that brings WordPress.com [...]
Continue reading...2. March 2011 ·
In the past, whenever I got an idea for a new blog post I would use Evernote to write down those ideas so I won’t forget about it. That method was an effective and convenient way of keeping notes but I still had to login to their website or open the Evernote Web Clipper on [...]
Continue reading...27. January 2011 ·
If you’re one of the active 6 million users of popular location-based social networking website/software Foursquare and happen to run a self-hosted WordPress blog/website or maybe have a lot of readers who are Foursquare users, then you might want to check out this plugin called Foursquare Integration. What does this plugin do? As the name [...]
Continue reading...30. September 2010 ·
One of the most effective ways to gain lots of traffic and free link backs for your blog or website is to produce a useful and informative eBook. If you have a WordPress blog and have lots of useful content, you can compile your best posts and create your own eBook and you can easily [...]
Continue reading...22. September 2010 ·
Good news WordPress fans, DevPress is here! It’s a new site where you can get beautiful WordPress themes, functional plugins and useful WordPress tutorials. Launched yesterday, DevPress a collaboration of 4 guys who love WordPress, the community and open source. The DevPress team is made up of Justin Tadlock, Patrick Daly, Ptah Dunbar and Tung [...]
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29. July 2011 ·
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