As a WordPress developer, I quite frequently deal with clients who have had their WordPress installations hacked. The number one cause that I have seen from these hacks are short/insecure passwords. I actually dealt with so many of these issues that I wrote a small ebook called The Concise Guide to Securing WordPress and Repairing[Continue Reading…]
How to fix the WordPress SEO sitemap bug caused by NextGEN Gallery
2012.08.20 by
If you use WordPress SEO with NextGEN gallery and have submitted a WPSEO generated sitemap to Google Webmaster tools than you have most likely run into an error with your images not being indexed properly. After some debugging I discovered that this was related to how NextGEN gallery incorrectly adds images to the WPSEO generated[Continue Reading…]
Custom WordPress Plugin Update Repository
2012.04.18 by
I have recently been spending a lot of time developing the IssueM plugin for a company I do a lot of contract work for. IssueM is an issue manager plugin for WordPress, to manage issues for online magazines, periodicals, and such. The idea for IssueM started a couple years ago, and even started as a plugin,[Continue Reading…]
Active Directory (LDAP) Authentication in WordPress Multi-Site
2010.09.09 by
As many of you know, I led the team that launched the College of Education at UGA’s new website (http://www.coe.uga.edu/) which is driven by WordPress Multi-Site. The first phase is complete, and the second phase has started up. Part of their second phase is to allow a custodian from each department to edit content on[Continue Reading…]
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