A selection of articles to help website owners and developers
If you use the BuddyPress WordPress plugin you might have noticed that some random links are automatically generated for text in your profile fields.
These links help visitors search for the same keywords in other profiles, but there doesn’t seem to be a setting to switch this off, or to manage the links so that only useful keywords become links.
Comment spam can be a real headache for new blog owners, and after a period of time this can grow to several hundred comments a day.
This is no benefit to your website, and indeed can be detrimental to it, and it can take a lot of your time to remove it.
So, what do you do… and why do people bother spamming your site anyway?
Is WordPress stuck in maintenance mode after an update? Have you just updated a plugin or WordPress version only to find that you cannot access your website again afterwards? This may be caused by a file that WordPress has left behind. Here’s what you need to do to activate your WordPress site after an update…
In a WordPress multi-site installation you might see a message saying you have exceeded your storage quota when uploading a new media file or image. This is an easy thing to fix if you control your own WordPress network.
Password protection is a way of hiding the content of your WordPress posts and pages from general view. WordPress 3.4 changed the way it handled password protected pages and if you have customised the content or style of your password form you might want to check that it still works. How to fix WP password protected pages.
Do you need to capture lead information through forms on your WordPress website and then pass that data easily into your external CRM system? We have recently completed a WordPress / GravityForms / Capsule CRM integration and explain how here…
Have you recently updated WordPress and noticed your post area looks blank and the icons don’t display when you edit existing posts or pages? Here are some solutions to fix the white text on white background problem in WordPress that could improve performance too
Do you run your blog on a free platform such as WordPress, Blogger or TypePad? Here are 12 good reasons to host your blog content on the same website as your business website rather than on independent blogging sites.
According to Quantcast, the website audience measurement company, wordpress.com is now the 19th most popular site for US visitors. This is likely to improve further as more businesses start to realise that WordPress is a credible web development platform.
WordPress is powering 14.7% of the top 1 million websites in the World. With around 30% of all websites now using WordPress, you are not alone.
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