Month: March 2014

  • CampusPress Launches Managed WordPress Hosting For Multisite Networks

    CampusPress Launches Managed WordPress Hosting For Multisite Networks

    Managed WordPress hosts are popping up all over the web. The platform is now so widely used that mammoth hosting providers such as GoDaddy and MediaTemple have added specialized hosting packages dedicated to WordPress customers. WordPress hosting providers that cater to a specific niche are the latest trend. CampusPress is a newly branded managed host…

  • MediaTemple Launches WordPress Managed Hosting Package

    MediaTemple Launches WordPress Managed Hosting Package

    MediaTemple has announced they have a new managed WordPress hosting package available dubbed Premium WordPress Hosting. The package has a cost of $29 per month which places it near the top of my price comparison chart. I created this chart a few months ago when GoDaddy announced their managed WordPress hosting package. GoDaddy – $6.99…

  • WordPress.com Featured On Jeopardy

    WordPress.com Featured On Jeopardy

    Jeopardy, an American television game show, recently had a category dedicated to dot-com. Among the five answers within the category was WordPress.com. WordPress.com bills itself as “a better way to” keep one of these Internet diaries. #WordPress on Jeopardy, category “Dot Com”. pic.twitter.com/xXVyKTRvzF — Dougal Campbell 🐀 (@dougal) March 4, 2014 The correct response is:…

  • DW Timeline: A Free WordPress Theme With a Unique Layout

    DW Timeline: A Free WordPress Theme With a Unique Layout

    DW Timeline is a beautiful free theme created by the folks at DesignWall. It is based on the Roots framework and features a unique timeline display for posts, inspired by Facebook’s timeline layout. DW Timeline was designed to showcase your blog or portfolio site. Customizable Header The homepage design supports a large customizable header image:…

  • WordPress Plugin Reminds You To Check Search Engine Visibility After Migration

    WordPress Plugin Reminds You To Check Search Engine Visibility After Migration

    Sometimes, after moving a site from a development environment into a live production environment, users and developers can forget to uncheck the “Discourage Search Engines From Indexing Your Site” box located within the Reading Settings. It’s a terrible feeling to realize months after a site has gone live, that search engines failed to index the…

  • BuddyPress to Adopt Features-As-Plugins Model to Develop New Media Component

    BuddyPress to Adopt Features-As-Plugins Model to Develop New Media Component

    The BuddyPress 2014 Survey results are in and are now posted on github with graphs to visually represent the data collected from 338 developers in 52 countries. The survey provided an opportunity for participants to post feature requests as well as identify important areas for improvement. When prioritizing new development for 2014, the team will…

  • Jetpack To Release Update To Fix Publishing Bug With After The Deadline

    Jetpack To Release Update To Fix Publishing Bug With After The Deadline

    Last week, we announced the release of Jetpack 2.9 which introduced a related posts module and multisite support. Unfortunately, the release also contained a bug that prevented posts from being published if the Spelling and Grammar module was enabled. More specifically, if you have the module configured to automatically proofread posts and pages before they…

  • WPWeekly Episode 140 – Dre Armeda And Tony Perez Of Sucuri

    WPWeekly Episode 140 – Dre Armeda And Tony Perez Of Sucuri

    In this episode of WordPress Weekly, we dived deep into the topic of security, especially at it relates to WordPress. Dre Armeda and Tony Perez of Sucuri joined me on the show to talk about the formation of the company, the history behind the name, and provided advice on how to protect your WordPress site.…

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