Top 5 Ways to Make your WordPress Site more Accessible
Here are our top 5 tips on how to make sure your WordPress website is accessible to people with various disabilities.
Pimp My WordPress Maintenance Mode Message
The default WordPress Maintenance Mode Message “Briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance. Check back in a minute” is kinda sucky. Pimp it now!
How to get Gallery Images in WordPress 3.5
Here’s how to get a list of image IDs from a Galley in WordPress 3.5 when the old get_posts attachment query method fails.
Passing Parameters to a Video Link in a WordPress Custom Field
Here’s how to take a video link from a WordPress custom field, display the video and pass parameters such as autoplay.
WordPress Websites Under Attack!
Over the past couple of weeks we’ve seen a huge increase in attacks on WordPress websites from automated bot-nets. The “brute-force” attack is on-going and many hosting providers are having to put measures in place to mitigate any potential breaches.
A MailChimp Opt-in Field for Contact Form 7
MailChimp is one bad-ass email marketing and email list management tool. Contact form 7 is also one of the most popular free contact forms for WordPress.
Wouldn’t it be nice if they worked together?
With a bit of PHP magic, here’s how to create a MailChimp opt-in field for Contact Form 7 which automatically adds an email address to a MailChimp list.
How to Move Jetpack Social Buttons with Genesis
Here’s how to move the Jetpack social buttons to the top of the post if you’re using the Genesis framework for your theme.
A Sneak Peek at WordPress 3.6 beta
WordPress 3.6 beta was launched at the end of last week which means the official release date is like to be very soon.
Lets have a look and see what goodies lie within.
The New WordPress Twenty Thirteen Theme
Here’s what’s new in the WordPress Twenty Thirteen theme. We take a quick peek at the new look theme.
Adding Custom Image Sizes to WordPress 3.5 Media Manager
Here’s how to add some custom image sizes for use with the WordPress 3.5 Media Manager.
Changing the cPanel Default Website Page on a VPS
When setting up a new VPS you are likely going to want to make changes to the default set up.
That will likely mean changing the default website page from defaultwebpage.cgi to your own page.
Here’s a quick guide to help you on your way.
Speed Up Your Website using Caching and .htaccess
You’ve optimised your images, consolidated plugins, minified CSS and JavaScript files and cut down the number of external links your site goes to but it’s not enough is it?
You want more! More speed….
Did you know that you can further dramatically improve the page-load times and speed up your website using caching? And you don’t need to install any specialised plugins.
