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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I moved it. I broke it.@ syrupcore
I am glad to know it worked for you.BTW: I am Angsuman not Angus 🙂
Just protecting the copyright on my name LOLForum: Plugins
In reply to: Password Protect ENTIRE WordPress Site@ceo
Because it takes time. Unless someone modifies wordpress to auto-insert same password while posting automatically. The other option is using phpmyadmin.
But I digress. Personally the simplest solution is the best one IMHO.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Use .htaccess to point users to new feed?I remember using .htaccess when I used feedburner. It isn’t anywhere as complicated as what you have shown above.
I simply did:
Redirect Permanent old_uri new_urlForum: Your WordPress
In reply to: Changed on a whim – What do you think?Thanks all for the feedback.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do I protect MySQL Login credentials?This was a repeat of the last post. So deleted.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do I protect MySQL Login credentials?@viper007bond
It’s all in permissions. If you have a file with 777 then what prevents another user in shared hosting setup to basically cat/rm the file?Normally they setup default permissions properly. However you are free to change it.
The ground rule of permissions is to assign the lowest possible to make things work. And never 777 anything.
Forum: Your WordPress
In reply to: SEO ExpertsPersonally I use meta-keywords because it doesn’t hurt except for increasing the page size.
So even if there is 0.1% overall benefit I am all for it 🙂Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Use .htaccess to point users to new feed?Try the plugin – http://orderedlist.com/articles/wordpress-feedburner-plugin/
Forum: Your WordPress
In reply to: SEO ExpertsThanks. I will.
BTW: It is not my performance issues but my blog’s 🙂
And the reason for that is that I use way too much queries than is healthy and haven’t spent time optimizing them.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do I protect MySQL Login credentials?Take a look:
How to determine if your sensitive data is safe in shared hosting> You realize that people can’t view the contents of PHP files from their browser, right?
That doesn’t offer any protection if users sharing the same web host can view the files directly.
Forum: Your WordPress
In reply to: All right, let me have itAs Sadish mentioned in IE the theme doesn’t work out well.
Personally I know all sites go for muted color (includingg to some extent my sites) but I think it is time someone boldly came out with “retina-burning” color combinations. It makes a bold statement.
Forum: Your WordPress
In reply to: SEO ExpertsThanks for pointing it out. It is fixed now.
I am facing this problem that WordPress is consuming significant processing cycles so as to make the site very slow. To speed it up I use wp-cache 2 which significantly speeds up the site (read < 1% cpu even at high loads).
However it has the unfortunate side-effect of sometimes blanking the pages. It is very very painful. I plan to create a cron job to periodically check the site and delete the cache if the page is blank; haven’t got around it yet.
Forum: Your WordPress
In reply to: SEO ExpertsWonderful ideas. Thanks a ton Joel.
I was asking about http://blog.taragana.com/I took your advice to heart and already made some changes. More are coming soon.
Thanks again 🙂
Forum: Your WordPress
In reply to: SEO Experts> Are you saying that this is a bug in google?
It is a feature. As Joel said before it is deliberate. Google intentionally throws you off. Yahoo results are more accurate. MSN is simple the one with the smallest index of the three.@joel Wonderful insights. Wondering if you could also provide some SEO insights on my site 🙂
Forum: Your WordPress
In reply to: Changed on a whim – What do you think?> Less distracting to the eye with the main content where it is now.
That was exactly what was bothering me with the last design. The content looked less accessible and harder to read.