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A well-known tip in the blogosphere regarding WordPress is to remove the WordPress version from your meta-tags that are automatically generated by your WordPress blog. This information can be used by potential hackers to pinpoint which version of WordPress you are using, and can help them find an exploit to start hacking your website. Since [...]
Earlier this week, we published a post about working with the WordPress 2.8 Actions API, so here’s a post by WooCamp on working with the Widgets API. The post covers how to create a simple, multi-instance widget for adding posts to your sidebar.
Today you’re going to learn 10 things you can do with WordPress besides blogging, and whether you’re a WordPress newbie or longtime veteran – I guarantee that you will learn something after reading this post!
While WordPress is the world’s most popular self-hosted blogging solution, it’s also an open source CMS (Content Management Solution). WordPress [...]
With Release Candidate 1, Automattic think WordPress 2.8 is ready and complete. Download it, test it, and tell us what you think. If you don’t uncover any bad bugs, 2.8 will be released on Wednesday the 10th. YEAH!! If you’re interested in what has changed since beta 2, consult the changelog.
