Why Showing The WordPress Username Is Not A Security Risk
When we talk about the basics of WordPress security, we always tell you to use […]
-
-
WordPress Smiley Wars: Will Core Adopt New Emoticons?
Over the past 30 years, emoticons have become a staple of digital communication. People rely […]
-
Give WordPress Smilies a Face Lift: New Plugin Adds WordPress.com Emoticons to Self-Hosted Sites
Are you in love with the new WordPress.com smilies? Their modern look is a bit […]
-
Qik Is Shutting Down, How To Save Your Videos
Founded in 2006, Qik enabled mobile phone users to share live video with their friends, […]
-
Casper: A Free Ghost-Style WordPress Theme Based on Underscores
Casper is a new theme for WordPress that is essentially a port of the default […]
-
Help Contribute To The Official WordPress Developer Resource By Testing Code References
Announced at WordCamp San Francisco during Matt Mullenweg’s State of The Word 2013 presentation, developer.wordpress.org […]
-
WordPress.com Gets New Standard and Secret Emoticons
Emoticons are believed to have been invented in 1982 by Scott Fahlman, a professor at […]
-
How I Solved My WordPress For iOS Two-Factor Authentication Login Problem
Over the weekend, we reported that WordPress For iOS 4.0 was released. Not only did […]
-
PhpStorm 8 To Add Official Support for WordPress
PhpStorm is a popular IDE that many developers depend on to code more efficiently, debug […]
-
WordPress For iOS 4.0 Available, New and Improved Stats
WordPress for iOS 4.0 has been released. Stats are now a native component, improving their […]
-
WPWeekly Episode 142 – Interview With The Founder Of OSTraining, Steve Burge
Marcus Couch and I were joined by Steve Burge, founder of OSTraining.com. OSTraining was launched […]
-
What Would You Like a WordCamp Mobile App to Do?
A WordCamp mobile app may soon be a reality. WordPress was accepted as a mentoring […]
-
ThemeCheck.org: A Free WordPress Theme Validation Service
ThemeCheck.org is a new site that provides a free validation service for WordPress and Joomla […]
-
Protect Against Brute Force Attacks By Adding a Graphic Password to Your WordPress Admin Account
Due to its popularity, WordPress is a favorite target of hackers looking to exploit any […]
-
BuddyPress 2.0 To Add Signups Administration Screen
BuddyPress 2.0 will include a new “Manage Signups” screen in the WordPress admin for tracking […]