Awhile back I wrote an article on my blog called, 2 Easy Ways To Set Up A WordPress Firewall. In it, I highlighted a WordPress Firewall security plugin released by SEO Egghead which greatly increases your blog’s security against common exploits and hacks. In this video, I’ll go over how to install the plugin and a [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, September 6, 2009
Copy This and Put It Here Copy <?php if (substr_count($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING'], ‘gzip‘)) ob_start(“ob_gzhandler”); else ob_start(); ?> Paste A (for WordPress users) For WordPress users, paste the code up at the very top of your header.php file (above the DOCTYPE line). If you’re not sure how to do this, see the video at the end of this tutorial. Paste B (for [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, August 19, 2009
If you’ve been blogging for longer than a few months, you’ve probably heard of the ever so popular site analytics program, Google Analytics. It allows blog owners to do such things as: Discover how your site visitors found your blog View how many visitors your blog receives each day View areas on your blog where people have clicked . . [...]
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Anyone whose been blogging for longer than a couple weeks will of at least heard of Google Analytics. Problem is, it’s so damn difficult to try and figure out when you’re just starting out because there’s SO much you can do with it. One of my first frustrations with it was the fact that I couldn’t [...]
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This tutorial is meant to show you how to clean up all the system WordPress files that clog up your root directory by moving them into a subdirectory.
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This video tutorial will show you how to upgrade WordPress manually by following the instructions on WordPress.org.
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This tutorial will show you how to download a backup of your WordPress database to your computer. This is a vital topic you should learn.
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By default, WordPress displays your username publicly as the author of your posts. This can, however, pose a security issue because you’re giving everyone your blog’s username login info. Also, it’s best to use a username that is not easily guessed which typically means you won’t be using your name. So let’s change how WordPress displays [...]
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Forget your password or username? Or perhaps someone hacked your blog and changed them? Here's how to change them through your database so you can regain control.
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Tutorial for WP Blog Host customers showing them how to set up Microsoft Outlook email to check their email.
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If you use MS Word to write your posts, you need to be careful how you copy and paste your content into your WordPress editor - a simple copy and paste doesn't work so well. Here's the proper way to do it:
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WordPress is great for creating articles, but sometimes articles don't make for a great home page. Here's how to create your own home page that is not a post.
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Create someone a new username and password so you can allow others access to your blog without giving them your own login and password information.
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It is vital to keep backups of your blog. Don't miss this video. Let's learn how to fully backup your WordPress blog.
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Installing a plugin in WordPress is quite easy. Here's a quick tutorial on how to upload and install a plugin.
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Auto installing WordPress made easy. If you're a hosting customer with WP Blog Host, here's how to install WordPress using our auto installer.
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If you're new to WordPress, you might wonder where the login page is. Here's a video tutorial on how to log in and out of WordPress.
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A step by step video guide on how to install the latest version of WordPress manually.
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Most blogs are set up to receive comments by readers. Sometimes those comments go to a queue and wait for you to approve or disapprove of them. Here's how to moderate those comments.
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Down the road during your blogging career you might decide to move your blog out of /blog and into your root directory. Here's how.
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One way hackers might try to gain more information about your blog is learning what version of WordPress you're using by viewing your source code. Here's how to remove that piece of information.
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Saturday, November 21, 2009
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