I encourage everyone to use Gravatar once you upgraded to wordpress 2.5. The latest WordPress 2.5 has built-in Gravatar support so you don’t need to install a Gravatar plugins. All you need to do is open your comments.php and look for comments loop where you want the Gravatar to show up.
My comments loop look like […]
Here’s how to make your own comments background color different from the rest of the commenter’s without using plugin.
First Step
Open your style.css or whatever the name of your css and add the following code
.authcomment
{
/*Use different color to match your theme*/
background-color: #B3FFCC !important;
}
Step Two
Open your comments.php and look for the line similar to this code since […]
Version 2.5.1 of WordPress is now available. It includes a number of bug fixes, performance enhancements, and one very important security fix. We recommend everyone update immediately, particularly if your blog has open registration. The vulnerability is not public but it will be shortly.
If you download the entire 2.5.1 release, you will be getting over […]
WordPress has developed a new version with its users in mind. They incorporated all the suggestions from its users and created the new WordPress 2.5 that is customizable and gets the job done a lot quicker.
The first thing you’ll notice in your WordPress dashboard is the color change. From the typical blue color to a […]
We all know that Google adsense implement a new code format, no more color configuration, and channel.
Since Adsense Module is not yet updated I prepared a simple hack so you can still use the module without waiting for the update. All you have to do is open your adsense.module file and look for line 666 […]
I just received an email coming from widgetbucks saying that they are no longer charging merchants for international traffic. Visitor coming from outside of the U.S. and Canada will be redirected to non-paid pages, specifically www.mpire.com . Therefore no publisher credit will be given for those clicks, starting mid-November.
So what I did, instead of removing […]
For those of you that host websites on Unix/Linux based servers, your probably fully aware of what a .htaccess file is. Well here are some most common tweaks to increase your web site security, and customize the way your web site behaves.
Most common usage of .htaccess files are folder access control, redirect visitors to custom […]
