WordPress Web Hosting
August 7th, 2008
Most of you could have signed up with a web hosting package and install the WordPress yourself. Updating on new WordPress release can be something a nice experience which I would like to do it myself as well.
Yet, businesses who want to focus on their business may not mind to pay few hundred dollars to get someone or their web hosting company to do this for them. Therefore, signing up a WordPress hosting that promise timely upgrade on new release of WordPress is important!
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December 19th, 2007
In a car showroom,
“I like the car, but can you make the front door slightly bigger” said big-size lady to the car salesman.
Though the car maker would like to listen to every suggestions, but sometimes it’s just not possible to please everyone. Hence, compromise is the order of the day, simply because some suggestions are just not plausible due to the cost of customization.
This happens to a lot of open source system such as WordPress, Apache, etc. These systems are developed by combining effort from developers around the world together with valuable feedbacks from millions of users.
The default color for WordPress admin is blue. Why blue? That’s because a blue background works best with web browser default colors for hyperlink.
Don’t change it to green just because your customer’s favorite color is green!
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December 18th, 2007
This plugin will create a Google sitemaps compliant XML-Sitemap of your WordPress blog. It supports all of the WordPress generated pages as well as custom ones. Everytime you edit or create a post, your sitemap will be updated and all major search engines which support the sitemap protocol like ASk.com, Google, MSN Search and YAHOO are notified about the update.
Title tags are arguably the most important of the on-page factors for search engine optimization (”SEO”). It blows my mind how post titles are also used as title tags by WordPress, considering that post titles should be catchy, pithy, and short-and-sweet; whereas title tags should incorporate synonyms and alternate phrases to capture additional search visibility.
Subscribe to Comments is a robust plugin that enables commenters to sign up for e-mail notification of subsequent entries. The plugin includes a full-featured subscription manager that your commenters can use to unsubscribe to certain posts, block all notifications, or even change their notification e-mail address!
This plugin shows excerpts of the latest comments and/or trackbacks in your sidebar. You have comprehensive control about their appearance. This ranges from the number of comments, the length of the excerpts up to the html layout. You can let the plugin order the comments by the corresponding post, or simply order them by date. The plugin can (optionally) separate the trackbacks/pingbacks from the comments. It can ignore comments to certain categories, and it offers support for gravatars.
5) Akismet
A plugin which identifies and blocks comment and trackback spam on blogs with integration to various blogging systems
What else?
If you have lot of comments in single post, try Paged Comments. Paged Comments enables comment paging. Useful for those popular blog entries receiving many comments, or a simple guestbook page within WordPress.
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