If you’ve ever tried to insert code into a WordPress post, one of the following has probably happened to you:
Here’s how to get around these annoying problem and make the code show as-is:
Don’t like WordPress’s visual editor? Turn it off:
It was announced just yesterday that BuddyPress, a project that aims to turn WordPress MU into a social network, has been acquired by Automattic to help continue its development.
As time goes on, all the database operations performed on your WordPress tables (which are what store your blog posts and other data) will create what’s called “overhead.” To keep your database running smoothly, you can get rid of this overhead by “optimizing” your tables (similar to defragmenting your hard drive).
Here are two ways to do it. Continue reading
Feedburner is a free, Google-owned service that provides great feed statistics and services to bloggers and other feed publishers.
Here’s how to integrate Feedburner with a self-hosted WordPress blog:
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