By changing the default administrator username of your Wordpress login can be a great security measure to help prevent unauthorized access to your WordPress admin dashboard. Your Wordpress site is at risk if you are still using the default username admin. Attackers, either a human being or a robot can use the username to attempt log into your Wordpress dashboard. It is … [Read more...]
WordPress: Transfer Your Blogs To Another Hosting With Minimum Downtime
I have recently moved all my websites, including Wordpress blogs, to a new VPS hosting, a SSD Cloud Hosting at DigitalOcean. It is important to keep my blogs up all the time as they are the money cows that keep generating incomes. If there are down for a few days due to the process transferring, I may have lost some earning as well as search engine crawlers might think my sites … [Read more...]
WordPress: Version 2.9
The latest Wordpress version 2.9 is now available for download. The new Wordpress has a new codename - Carmen - which is named in honor of magical jazz vocalist Carmen McRae (whom were added to the Last.fm WP release station). … [Read more...]
WordPress: Catch A Spam Comment With Statcounter
Sometime your Wordpress' anti spam software (e.g. Akismet) may not able to stop all the comment spam because the comment looks too real to it and to human too. In this case, you will need to identify the comment whether it is actually a real comment or it is automatically submitted by software. Someone who made a comment must have visited your site. That's it, if he or she … [Read more...]
WordPress: How To Add Table Into A Post
Wordpress' WYSIWYG post editor does not come with the functionality that allows user to create table when editing a post (like what you can do in Microsoft word). … [Read more...]