Personally, I find it annoying when I see a plugin that says “Please do not use this yet.” Why load it up to the WordPress Plugin directory if it is unfinished? Not only is it annoying, but also pointless. Most plugin developers or even most web developers try to develop a finished product. If there
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Poll: What framework do you use for your WordPress site?
Lately I have been seeing a lot of talk about frameworks. Rather than go into it right away, I just thought it might be fun to have a poll here at WP Addict about what people use as a framework. You can leave a comment if you want, but it is not necessary. And the
[Continue Reading...]WordPress Plug Review: WP-CopyProtect
With so many blogs out there, I keep hearing about people copying material or ripping off graphics. The plugin, WP-CopyProtect apparently takes care of this issue – for the most part. A person can just view the source of the site by going to the browser’s menu and filch the code directly. The plugin is
[Continue Reading...]Blog Platform or Content Management System?
As a longtime user of WordPress, I have seen how WordPress has migrated from a blog platform to a Content Management System (CMS). These days I hear, “Oh, WordPress the blog script?” “WordPress is not a CMS.” “Can I -INSERT QUESTION- with WordPress?” “I’ve heard about WordPress, but I’m not sure if I want to
[Continue Reading...]Canonicalization in Your WordPress Blog
As Wikipedia defines canonicalization, especially for search engines and search engine optimization (SEO): In web search and search engine optimization (SEO), URL canonicalization deals with web content that has more than one possible URL. Having multiple URLs for the same web content can cause problems for search engines – specifically in determining which URL should
[Continue Reading...]Your Own ‘Tweet This’
Personally, I think the Tweet This plugin while ingenious, is a bit annoying as it limits you where you want to put it. Instead of going through the plugin jargon code, you can put your own code. Really, all you are doing is telling Twitter your update with the link of the post. This is
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