Better WordPress Recent Comments – Version 1.2.1 released!
Guys, it's time to warmly welcome the be-loved BWP Recent Comments version 1.2.1! This version features many improvements and bug fixes.... more
Speed Up WordPress: A Developer’s POV
As an end-user, you might find WordPress ridiculously slow sometimes, not because WordPress itself is slow, but rather the way you're using WordPress is not optimized. That's why speeding up WordPress is a topic that can never get old. Mashable talked about it more than a year ago, Noupe has recently published an article about it, and even a design magazine blog has done the same thing.
All articles found on the Internet... more
Great WordPress Plugins (Small Giants) – Part 2
A WordPress plugin can choose to be great instead of big, and it seems obvious to me that people always want to use an efficient plugin that is somewhat feature-limited, rather than a plugin that does a lot of things, but also uses a lot of resources along the way.
In the previous article in this Small Giants series, I have introduced five plugins that are very useful, but lack awareness. This time,... more
Ten Useful WordPress Constants You Might Love
A WordPress constant is simply a variable that can not be changed once it is defined. As static as a constant is, it still plays an important role in controlling how your WordPress works.
If you are asked to name some WordPress constants, it would not be a surprise if you mention ones like WP_DEBUG, ABSPATH, or WP_LANG, because they are somewhat widely used. In this article, I will list and explain other... more
WordPress BugNet – Part Two
This is the second post in the WordPress Bugnet series, in which I will list another five WordPress bugs that have not been fixed in recent versions of WordPress, along with their statuses and workarounds if available. Make sure you check out the first post, too!
By reading this series, you might be able to figure out if something's wrong with your blogs, and hopefully, fix it without the need of a bugifx... more
Dummy Data for WordPress
If you are a developer (regardless of what you develop), you know that testing your product out is one of the most important steps in the development process. Apart from running functionality tests you might also need to run scalability as well as compatibility tests and that's where dummy data come in.
For WordPress you will most of the time need dummy data for posts, users or categories, things that take times to... more
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Properly Format your Filesize in WordPress
Format the sizes of your attachments (or any other files) nicely using size_format().
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Better WordPress Google XML Sitemaps
The first WordPress XML Sitemap plugin that comes with comprehensive support for Sitemapindex and Multi-site. Extend functionality via flexible modules, not just hooks!
Better WordPress External Links
Gives you total control over external links on your website. This plugin also comes with a comprehensive domain filtering feature.
Better WordPress Polldaddy Polls
Helps you add Polldaddy Polls to your WordPress website easily. This plugin focuses on the front end, i.e. you edit your polls on polldaddy.com and you choose how to show them on your website.
