Posts Tagged ‘WordPress’
WordPress doesn’t fetch your stats???
WordPress.com Stats
You changed your WordPress theme and found that no longer WordPress.com stats catching or collecting stats for your site as shown in the image below. Frustrated and want to revert back to old theme?
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Tags: Plug-in, Theme, WordPress, WordPress.com
WordPress 2.6.1 is now available
WordPress 2.6.1 is now available to download. It’s not a mandatory update. If you’re happy with existing WordPress 2.6 don’t worry just ignore the message on admin panel.
Tags: Admin Control Panel, Blog, blogging, Weblogs, WordPress
WordPress 2.6 is out…
Now WordPress 2.6 is available to download. WordPress has published a video on WordPress 2.6. I just embed it in my site bcz it’ll be easy for you to listen here in my site. 
I’ll explore and let you know more about WordPress 2.6 in comming days.Good luck..
Tags: Blog, Weblogs, WordPress
WordPress.com and Google Gears
Now WordPress.com brings another feature to its users. This time, they are bringing in a third party tool made by Google to enhance user experience over wordpress.com blogs.
According to WordPress.com, this feature is a turbo. That can bring more fast browsing experience to their users. You need to install Gears on your browser to enable this turbo feature. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Google, Web browser, WordPress, WordPress.com
Multiple WordPress Blogs in One Database
Many people don’t know that they can create multiple WordPress blogs using one single database. This method is useful, if your hosting service provider strict the number of databases that you can use. All you need to do is simply change the table prefix in wp-config.php file. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Blog, Database, WordPress
WordPress as a Community Network Site
Yeah, it’s not a joke. Soon you will be able to change your WordPress MU into a community network site, with the help of BuddyPress. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: BuddyPress, WordPress
WordPress Database and Unicode
Early versions of WordPress create Databases using different encoding such as latin1_swedish_ci. As the result, we won’t be able to see Unicode text. We’ll see some kind of curly scripts in the screen. To overcome this problem, we can use a simple solution. That is open your wp-config.php file and do the following edits there.
define(’DB_CHARSET’, ‘utf8′);
define(’DB_COLLATE’, ”);
change it as
//define(’DB_CHARSET’, ‘utf8′);
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Tags: Character encoding, Database, Unicode, UTF-8, WordPress, WordPress Tips