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By bgt, on 13th November 2011 The featured Blog this week is Max Rebo Band Website, which is a WordPress site using the default Twenty Eleven 1.2 theme. Kudos to Rich Pegler, the band’s drummer and webmaster, who has set this great site up from scratch. This just shows you the flexibility of WordPress out of the box, and the Max . . . → Read More: Max Rebo Band Website Live
By bgt, on 11th October 2011 Have you been having trouble with Spam from your Contact Page on your WordPress blog? This is a quick way to Block Spam from a WordPress Contact Page.
Every good website has a Contact page to ensure that users can get questions answers, and customers can engage before buying goods and services. The trouble is . . . → Read More: Block Spam from WordPress Contact Page
By bgt, on 9th September 2011 One of the most common spam contacts we see in the inbox these days are dubious offers to get our various websites and blogs to number one on Google for our chosen keywords. It sounds like that would be something that might be worth paying money for, so why do the SEO offers leave us . . . → Read More: Using Meta Tags For Search Engine Optimization
By bgt, on 5th September 2011 Have you had a problem in upgrading your WordPress version on a website hosted on 1and1? This problem has been reported on sites hosted on both 1and1.co.uk or 1and1.com, but may occur on sites hosted with other providers too. It occurs when you attempt an automatic upgrade on a working WordPress site to elevate to . . . → Read More: WordPress Update Out Of Memory Error Fixed
By bgt, on 30th December 2010 In a direct email from Matt Mullenweg via the WordPress.org announcement list, news has reached our ears about an important WordPress Security Update, WordPress version 3.0.4.
Apparently, they have fixed a critical vulnerability in WordPress’ core HTML sanitation library, and because this library is used lots of places it’s important that everyone update as soon . . . → Read More: Important WordPress Security Update Announced
By bgt, on 5th November 2010 Setting up a WordPress blog for promoting a service or product of your own is a great way to get up and running on the Internet. You can be up and blogging in a few hours, and maintain the site for yourself. However, if you want to attract payment through your site, you may find . . . → Read More: Quick Tip For Adding PayPal Buttons In WordPress
By bgt, on 19th September 2010 The featured Blog this week is The Network for the Post-Bureaucratic Age, which is a WordPress Blog hosted at WordPress.com. It uses the Freshy theme by Jide and may be described as a comparative newcomer in the blogosphere, with its first post date-stamped on 28th June 2010.
The current headline post dated 8th September 2010 . . . → Read More: The Network for the Post-Bureaucratic Age Featured Blog
By bgt, on 7th September 2010 Those of you who visit TechCo Support regularly will notice that we have now updated our theme to Atahualpa 3.5.1. Atahualpa is a highly configurable WordPress theme which allows you to change hundreds of parameters and features to suit your needs
There are a huge number of configurable items, (268 according to BytesForAll, the theme . . . → Read More: Theme Update for TechCo Support Site
By bgt, on 24th August 2010 The featured WordPress blog this week is the personal, coaching and marketing site of Katie Freiling, a social media, blogging, and personal development coach in the online home business industry. This one takes the headline position because of its balance between the personal blog style, and the content and panache of a marketing guru. It . . . → Read More: Katie Freiling featured WordPress blog
By bgt, on 20th August 2010 Sometimes in the life of a WordPress Blog there comes a moment when you realize that a static page you created (say for an upcoming event or campaign) has time expired, but still contains useful information. You might like your users to find the detail, in a search, but you do not want it clogging . . . → Read More: Changing Pages To Posts
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