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Archive for May, 2013
 
 

How To Integrate Facebook With WordPress Automatically

I got a question from Mike Winstanley on How do I publish my WordPress Post automatically on Facebook Fan page. This is something which I forget to write earlier, though I have already written about “Connecting Twitter ac...



 

How to Check Broken Link in WordPress Blog

404 is a code name for a missing page or a webpage that no longer exists. Over the years, I am sure you have linked to tons of websites that are either dead in the water or have changed their website’s URL structure. Brok...


Amazing Free and Premium WordPress Themes for Architects

When it comes to blogging,Wordpress is the 1st word which comes in my mind.And I have reasons for that:Wordpress is the most flexible easy to use and customize CMS platform among all. Premium WordPress Themes are the first solu...


How to Turns WordPress’ basic search into a full text

Search is significantly more important than most people credit it. The ability to find content on your site is probably the most important aspect to running a successful blog. The Defacto search built in to WordPress is nice, b...


How to Customize WordPress Post Order?

For Blogger WordPress is the best choice for blogging. In WordPress theme every one wants to change Post order and page order in navigation menu or on home page, for that in this post I am going to show how to make these change...


Best Twitter Desktop Client Applications

Twitter has become an integral part of our social media lives, marketing strategies, and business objectives. We have multiple accounts, hundreds of followers to watch, Twitter trends to track, hash tags to follow, and a freque...
 

December 13, 2010



How to Setting up Limit Logon Attempts for WordPress Blog

Security should always be a major concern when using the WordPress as CSM. If someone gets a hold of your personal information or breaks in to one of your admin accounts, then you are at risk of identity theft and hijacking of ...


How to Display Hidden feeds in WordPress Powered Blog

WordPress generates RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0 feeds automatically for your posts. Links to these feeds are available in your site’s footer if you’re using the default theme, and can be added to other themes using the Meta widget...
 

December 6, 2010