Articles Tagged 'plugin'
Manage All Your WordPress Sites From One Place: Meet ManageWP
Daniels MekšsFor a kickoff we've prepared a review of a really neat and useful service some of you guys will be keen on. Those of you who manage more than one WordPress blog will be more or less familiar with the management problems multiple blogs can create. Installing new plugins, updating platforms, keeping an eye on the posts - it's getting pretty inconvenient if you've got couple of active blogs. Yes, some of you might have already figured out what kind of service we're writing about here. ManageWP is a service that allows you to manage all your WordPress websites from one single dashboard. What does it mean?
9 WordPress Security Tips To Protect Your Website From Harm
Christian VasileWordPress is the most popular Content Management System in the world, used by more than 60 million people around the globe. WordPress hosts more than half of the blogs itself. The popular CMS is used by huge companies and associations in the world such as TechCrunch, NBC, CNN, CBS or the National Football League of the US. There are more than 2.5 billion WordPress pages in the world, read by more than 300 million people daily, while around 500.000 new posts and 400.000 comments are posted each day.
This is huge and shows how important and widely used WordPress is. WordPress doesn’t show signs of slowing down either, so expect these numbers to increase dramatically in the near future. Therefore we also need to learn how to protect ourselves, because there is no popular web technology nowadays not targeted by hackers and robots. Today I will talk about tips, tricks and plugins to keep your WordPress blog safe from hackers and robots. This doesn’t mean you have to do all of them, but using as many of them as possible is recommended.
Create Your Own Premium Membership WordPress Blog – Part 1/3
Rochester OliveiraWho doesn't want to earn money from blogging? I mean, sometimes you have shortages, sometimes comments let you down, payment is not THAT good. But you know, it's still better than real work, right? (Troll's comments in 3..2..1..) So instead of spending a few bucks in order to get a premium membership system, why not create your own? And you can also learn a little bit about WordPress. Big deal, isn't it? And you will be amazed at how easy is to build such great feature. This is our first post from 3 and we'll be talking about user roles, register, show / hide content based on user's role. So, Let's Rock!
WordPress Plugin Development – Relate Posts as a Series Part 2
So, we started our dive into WordPress plugin development with the first part of this tutorial where we talked a little about planning, basic plugin structure, custom post types, metaboxes and how to add custom functions to WordPress's defaults actions. Today we will talk a little more about metaboxes and jQuery, shortcodes, and front-end functionality. All these things with a pretty practical example of how to make a plugin that will relate posts as a series. So, let's rock!
jQuery Plugin: Table of Contents with Smooth Scrolling
Hey guys, have you noticed that pretty box on WordPress codex that gives us a preview about what we can see on a page? So, I haven't seen too many blogs use this kind of feature and it is really useful for our readers, since they can just skip to the content that they are interested in and avoid wasting time. Wikipedia has a table of contents that makes it easier for readers to skip around, right? I'm not the very first to do something like this with jQuery. But our goal in here is to develop a complete jQuery plugin, from start to finish, with options, and that is easy to customize. And, of course, something that I hope is useful to you So, let's rock!
jQuery Carousel Plugins: Best Resources, Tutorials And Examples
Carousels are handy if you have a row images and want your visitors to access them in solid and really beautiful way. With jQuery opportunities this feature is made very simple and good-looking. In this post you’re going to find different types of premade carousel plugins and tutorials how to make your own unique carousel gallery whenever you wish, find also some little inspiration at the end of article as bonus!
5 Top jQuery Chart Libraries for Interactive Charts
Leonel HilarioNowadays the need for an easy way to add interactive charts becomes essential because we are shifting from pc applications to web application. jQuery and other libraries allows to make accessible data visualization in (x)HTML, giving us this needed functionality. In this article we are going to present 5 chart libraries that suit different needs from simple charts to high complex charts. Most of them are free for personal and commercial use.
20 Professional Mozilla Firefox 3.5+ Ready Themes
Dainis GraverisI did several months ago Firefox 3.0 ready theme showcase, but things always are moving forward, so I did research once again and found many new really beautiful and professional Firefox themes. I am really picky about such themes, wallpapers and designs, so Charamel theme was big surprise for me. It's very polished theme, I definitely recommend it. I tested manually every theme here to be sure it's really good, so you will not be disappointed. Just go on and scroll through and choose one on these themes and browsing with Firefox will become even more enjoyable!
35 Stylish And Modern WordPress Plugins Using jQuery UI
In this post you'll find out about very flexible and stylish Wordpress plugins, which are based on Jquery UI. For a long time now jQuery has been very popular and modern approach displaying text, images, search, comment boxes etc. in modern way without any use of flash! Release jQuery power and enjoy benefits right now - hope you like my findings and you'll put them in good use.
33 Promising Web Development And Social Network Firefox 3.5 Plugins
Since the big success with Wordpress related article showcasing promising and new Wordpress plugins, I decided to continue with similar list showcasing Firefox plugins. Several of these plugins are still experimental, but I tested them, checked for reviews and references and carefully picked these all extensions together. I divided this article in three sections - Web development, Social development related plugins and finally just overall handy plugins for better browsing. Also I must remind you, you will not find already popular and well known extensions here, since the mayor community already are know such plugins like - GreaseMonkey, WebDeveloper or Firebug tools for example. Just scroll through the list, check screenshots and hopefully several of these plugins will be useful for your daily Firefox internet browsing.
