(Update: Due to the inability to white list specific IPs with Media Temple’s Premium WordPress Hosting plan, the below methodology is no longer deemed a good solution to this problem... View Article
Despite the fact the majority of WordPress users probably don’t know of its existence, the htaccess file is a tool that behooves anyone-and-everyone who manages their own WordPress install to... View Article
I’m a big fan of Chris Coyier (what a likeable guy) and CSS-Tricks and particularly like the polls Chris regularly conducts in the sidebar of his blog (note: for a... View Article
WordPress 3.9 – dubbed ‘Smith’ in honor of jazz musician Jimmy Smith – has arrived. Led by Andrew Nacin and Mike Schroder, this time, it’s all about closing the gap... View Article
Last week I covered Alexa Ranks – going into what they are, why they’ve got a bad rep’ and why you probably shouldn’t attribute too much meaning to them. However,... View Article
Without an archive page there isn’t really anywhere for readers who want to view a list of all your previous blog posts to do so. What’s more, as you write... View Article
If you’re not familiar with who Mike Little is or why it is that pretty much the whole of the WordPress community owes him a huge debt of gratitude, you’d... View Article
New to WordPress and wondering what WordPress shortcodes are? All your WordPress buddies talking about how great shortcodes are whilst you’re left pleasantly smiling along wondering what on earth they’re... View Article
The best way to gain online recognition is to create something so good it sells/markets itself — but even then, how do you get those first few thousand visitors (sometimes... View Article
In stark contrast to version 3.7 (released just 49 days ago), WordPress 3.8 is jam-packed with readily noticeable new features! Named after Charles Parker, a highly influential jazz soloist and... View Article
