It’s that time of year again – preparation for Google Summer of Code! The WordPress project is participating as a mentoring organization again this year. If you need a good idea for a proposal, check out the list in the [...]
This article comes to you courtesy of Ozh, one of our favorites in the WordPress community. Read a little bit about him below and enjoy this excellent tutorial. Ozh has been using and hacking with WordPress since may 2004 on [...]
The Diagnosis plugin adds subpages to the Dashboard menu with technical details about PHP, MySQL and other server details an administrator might need. It includes an information page and phpinfo() page that make technical data very easy for the average [...]
WordPress announced that it is ending support for PHP 4 and MySQL 4. WordPress 3.1, which is coming soon, will be the last major release to support PHP and MySQL 4. WordPress 3.2, slated for May 2011, will be the [...]
One of the things we love most about WordPress is that it is remarkably easy for non-programmers to update content. With the advent of custom post types in WordPress 3.0, passing off a WordPress installation to a client or non-tech [...]
Have you ever gotten that nasty error that looks a little something like this: “Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by” etc etc. ? This is usually an easy fix. We want to thank one of our [...]
Who doesn’t want lightning fast page delivery? Is your WPMU site operating at a painfully, embarrassingly slow speed? People are impatient when it comes to site load times and will often leave if it takes longer than two seconds to [...]
WPMU Power Tools is a plugin for site admins that gives them more control over their blog network with a handful of tools. At the moment there are two tools: PHP Code Executor Intended mainly for advanced users with knowledge [...]
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