Category Archives: Wordpress

Wordpress: Display posts by categories

This function could be used to display all categories and their posts. One example of its usage is for the Archive page.

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Wordpress 2.6 beta 2 problem

Yesterday, Ryan Boren had announced the release of Wordpress 2.6 beta 2.

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Best feature of Wordpress 2.6

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Wordpress is in its beta stage 1 of version 2.6 right now.

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Nuffnang vs Advertlets at random

This tutorial will show on how to make Nuffnang and Advertlets ads to display at random (not at the same time on each page).

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Give Error 404 to your plugins folder

It is crucial to hide your Wordpress plugins folder. Click here for the reason why.

This is a way to do it.

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I know what plugins you are running

If you run a Wordpress based blog, try something like this:
http://yourdomain/wp-content/plugins/

(replace “yourdomain” with your blog domain name)

plugins

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Display Maths with Wordpress

Displaying Mathematics notation in a browser is not an easy task. One option is by using a plugin such as Design Science MathPlayer™, which enables Microsoft Internet Explorer to display mathematical notation in Web pages. However, the plugin is not so popular, and it does not comes with the browser by default.

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How to backup WordPress data

Backup is a process of duplicating data, so that it could be used to restore the original after a data loss event. This tutorial will show how to backup your WordPress posts, pages, comments, custom fields, categories, and tags easily, using WordPress eXtended RSS (WXR).

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Wordpress xmlrpc.php error 404

A Weblog Client is a desktop software that you can use to post to your Wordpress blog from your PC without the use of Web browser, via xmlrpc.php. By using a Weblog client, you are able to write posts offline and save drafts. However, some Web hosting provider block the access to xmlrpc.php, due to some security issues, at least for an older version of Wordpress.

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