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Small performance enhancements
Movable Type / Typepad importer fix
Enclosure (podcasting) fix
Bugtraq reported issue & backporting of security enhancements from 2.1 (nonces)
Misc. fixes etc....
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Why WordPress Recommends BlueHost for WordPress Web HostingJuly 16th, 2007 Some of you have come to me saying WordPress recommends BlueHost and so why it isn't working well for them, their implicit expectation being that because WordPress recommends BlueHost, it must be the best for WordPress. That is far from truth.
How to Backup & Restore MySQL DatabaseMay 13th, 2005 Note: My WordPress database name is wordpress. I will use it in the example below.
Neat Three Column WordPress Theme - AlexifiedMarch 10th, 2006 Alex has released his first ever wordpress theme - Alexified. The alexified theme looks beautiful and clean.
Simplest Way To Backup WordPress From BrowserJune 8th, 2008 Traditionally WordPress is backed up by backing the database and the files separately, if required. WordPress 2.5.1 introduces a much simpler way to backup the database in xml format on your desktop.
Anaconda: 3-Column WordPress Theme Sneak PreviewAugust 17th, 2006 Update: I am happy to announce the long awaited release of Anaconda theme for WordPress 2.x (and above) blogs. Your search for a good css based three column WordPress theme is finally over.
For "WordPress Users Only" Section StartedJuly 12th, 2005 I have started a page dedicated to WordPress users only. Here you will find links to latest WordPress plugins, news, information, tips, how-to and guidelines.
How To Add Single Quotes In WordPress PostsSeptember 3rd, 2006 Single quotes are a royal pain when using WordPress to post your code. WordPress, in its infinite wisdom, does some really bad things to it.
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How To Get Older Versions of WordPressJanuary 18th, 2007 WordPress is a popular blogging software which is used in this blog and lot of blogs on the internet. One of the frequently asked questions was how can we get older versions of WordPress.
Translator Plugin Pro Fully Supported On WordPress 2.x, 2.1.x, 2.2.x & 2.3.x (development)June 8th, 2007 Angsuman's Translator Plugin Pro is fully supported on all the latest versions of WordPress viz. WordPress 2.0.x, 2.1.x, 2.2.x Release versions as well as WordPress 2.3 development version.
November 8th, 2005 at 2:25 am
Delete that offer ASAP! It will bring you nothing but trouble.
November 8th, 2005 at 9:15 am
Thanks. You are right.
I deleted it.
November 14th, 2005 at 3:36 pm
If you have a spare domain, or feel like getting a spare domain, see if they’ll go for using that. Chances are, no, but if they do, and you’re not planning on using the domain for anything (i.e. development throwaway), then you might be able to make some extra cash without hurting your existing sites in the process.
*shrug*
Just an idea.
November 14th, 2005 at 8:39 pm
@Fyre
I don’t think they would as they are looking to capitalize on Google Pagerank. They can as well buy a domain if a domain is all they cared.
In this case when I asked them about the content they are going to put on my site they didn’t respond back
November 17th, 2005 at 7:34 pm
Shame, I would love to hear what, exactly, they’re proposing. heh.
What is your PR, by tbe by, if you don’t mind my asking. I’ve recently obtained a pr4, and with that a brand new influx of daily e-mail spam. I doubt the two are connected, but the day google’s new pr’s went live, my spam intake jumped noticeably, and has climbed to a (now steady) high point, since.
November 18th, 2005 at 1:35 pm
> What is your PR, by tbe by, if you don’t mind my asking.
Not at all. It is public knowledge. View my pages after installing Google Toolbar and it will be visible to you or anyone else.
> I would love to hear what, exactly, they’re proposing.
It is in the post, in italics.
You can try my wordpress spam prevention solution. It works for me perfectly.