May

24

Install WordPress MU On IIS With Url Rewrite

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I have successfully installed WordPress MU on my Windows Server 2003 running IIS 6. To be honest, I know that WPMU is not full compatible with IIS right out of the box. It relies heavily on apaches mod_rewrite, which IIS isn’t capable of. The only IIS fix for permalinks I’ve seen have either been via [...]

Apr

28

Disable Directory Listings in WordPress

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By default when accessing any directory which does not contain an index file, a directory listing will be shown displaying a list of the files in that folder. Web servers can be configured to automatically display the listings of the contents of a web site’s file directory if no index file (i.e. index.html or index.php) [...]

Apr

26

Top Ten Best Wordpress Plugins

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WordPress is a simple to use blogging tool. The beauty of WordPress is that it can become so much more with the simple installation of plugins. With a few clicks, WordPress can become a full fledged Content Management System (CMS). Here is a rundown on the top 10 best plugins every blogger should have installed.
Here [...]

Apr

15

WordPress 2.5 Widescreen Version

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I have discussed in an article under WordPress 2.5 in widescreen display abnormal. Almost all of the interface of WordPress 2.5 are directed at the design of the 1024 × 768. When I use my 1440 × 900 widescreen monitor will show only the left side of the body. I’ve finally managed to get my [...]

Mar

29

Wordpress 2.5 Released

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WordPress 2.5 has been released and includes a huge number of changes over the WordPress 2.3 series. Rather than list the changes in detail which would probably take me some days to write out I offer the following statistics and information about the WordPress 2.5 release:

In development for 185 days (6 months 3 days to [...]

Mar

10

WordPress Excerpt Seo Tips

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Wordpress blogs have duplicate content issues, and one of them is allowing reading the same content on both the posts, index page, archives and categories pages. To avoid search engine penalty it is important to optimize your Wordpress using Wordpress excerpt so that duplication will be avoided.
Instead of duplicating the whole content, you may use [...]

Feb

28

Top Ten WordPress SEO Tips

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There is a lot of amazing SEO power built into WordPress. Unfortunately it does not all come by default, and you might not know what is best when it comes to templates and options. Follow these simple rules for search engine optimization and your blog will rank much higher in Search Engines.
1. Optimize WordPress Permalinks
The [...]

Feb

15

WordPress Mod Rewrite Make Subdirectory 404 Error

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Last night, I getting lots of 404 error while using Google to search my own blog index page, I realized there is something wrong about my blog.
My user-created-outside-of-WP folder is throwing a 404 when trying to access it. Now for some details:
Blog www.moon-blog.com : normal WP blog. Permalinks “/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%.html” through mod_rewrite in the default .htaccess [...]

Feb

5

WordPress 2.3.3 Urgent Security Release

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Attention please! WordPress 2.3.3 has release, with an important security update. WordPress 2.3.3 is an urgent security release. If you have registration enabled a flaw was found in the XML-RPC implementation such that a specially crafted request would allow a user to edit posts of other users on that blog. Unless you want registered users [...]

Jan

17

WordPress MU Optimization Script

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WordPress MU will be automatically established more than 10 tables when a new user register, so when a large number of users register will caused a lot of problem. Then I write some performance scripts can delete the WordPress MU inactive users.
The PHP source code as follows:

  $mysql_host = “localhost”;
  $mysql_user = “root”;
  $mysql_pass = [...]

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