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10 Things You Need to Know About WordPress 2.3

September 20, 2007 - Comments

We have a tradition around these parts of publishing information for the WordPress community surrounding a new major release of WordPress. With WordPress 2.3 to be released on September 24, 2007, I think it’s appropriate to follow the tradition and let you know about the ten things I think you should know about WordPress 2.3. [...]


WordPress FAQ: Troubleshooting a WordPress Install

April 14, 2007 - Comments

Help! My WordPress install is borked and I don’t know how to fix it or even where to begin looking
This question is actually inspired by the support thread over at the WordPress Support Forums regarding a percieved bug in the Autosave feature in WordPress 2.1. In that thread, things got very heated as one camp [...]


WordPress FAQ: How Do I Integrate WordPress Into a Non-Blog Site?

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I have a site that is a non blog site and I want to add a WordPress blog and allow the rest of the site to benefit from feeds, users, etc from the blog itself. Is there any easy way to do this?
Absolutely, this is a simple process. I’ve had a number of people ask [...]


WordPress FAQ: What’s the Best Way to Backup my Blog?

April 12, 2007 - Comments

What can/should I do to protect, secure, backup, etc.?
Earlier in this series, I answered the question about migrating to a different host. In that article, I gave an overview on how to backup your database.
Technically, you can use the same instructions to backup your blog. Do a database dump via phpMyAdmin (ask your host if [...]


WordPress FAQ: Benefits of Tagging

April 11, 2007 - Comments

What advantages obtain from direct tagging, whether manually or by widget, vice using the WP category?
This question comes from James Joyner.
This is a widely-held debate, so I’ll provide my own opinion. ;-) As far as Technorati, and perhaps Google Blog Search is concerned, WordPress categories and tags are one and the same. However, there is [...]


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