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WordPress Themes vs Plugins
Generally when we think of a WordPress theme we think about the look and feel of the website, and when we think of plugins we think of additional functionality. For example if you wanted to add a contact form to … Continue reading
Update Your Blog From Your Android Phone
If you travel frequently, and just want to update your blog, or keep up and manage comments, while your away from your computer then you should tale a look at the WordPress for Android APP. Take a look at the … Continue reading
Fatal error: Out of memory (1and1)
I received this error message Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 26214400) When trying an automatic update to WordPress 3.2.1. However I have other sites on 1and 1, and have successfully upgraded without problem. I found this useful post about … Continue reading
WordPress Themes and Layout
Up until a few years a few years ago most WordPress themes had a fixed layout. So if the primary navigation was on the right and the content on the left, then it stayed that way unless you manually edited … Continue reading
WordPress Forums
I was recently asked by a reader of one of my other sites about creating a forum site. Although I have participated on forums and do read some from time to time I have never installed or configured one. Because … Continue reading
WordPress Weaver New Theme
If you search for weaver when installing a theme you will now have two options shown below: The 2010 theme is the old theme and the one currently used if you are doing the wordpress course. The newer theme called … Continue reading
Deleting a WordPress Install From A MYSQL Database
You may need to delete an existing WordPress install from a MYSQL database to make room for a fresh install or just to remove old installs that you no longer use. This video takes you through this process using PHPmysqladmin … Continue reading
Changing The Footer Of a WordPress Site
The bottom of a wordpress page/post is called the footer and is created by a php file called footer.php. The default WordPress 2010 theme displays the Proudly powered by WordPress link. However many site owners prefer to add their own … Continue reading
Disable Comments on all New WordPress Posts/Pages
The default configuration of WordPress is to allow comments on posts and pages, however, very often you will not want to allow comments on your posts and pages by default. To disable comments on all new posts/pages go to settings>discussion … Continue reading
Multiple WordPress Installs on Same Database
WordPress requires a MYSQL database but it doesn’t require its own dedicated database. All of the wordPress settings and data are stored in a database table/tables with the prefix of wp_ . This prefix can be change in the wpconfig.php … Continue reading

