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12 Places to Find and Post WordPress Jobs

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by Sarah Gooding

May 12, 2011

When you're looking for that perfect design, build, update or maintenance for your WordPress site, finding a resource for qualified candidates can seem daunting.

Not only is it important to match your WordPress need to the best candidate, but it's also imperative to get it right the first time. On the other side of the WordPress job field there are the countless skilled developers, designers and coders looking for work. Here are a dozen excellent resources for helping match the need to the skill.

Is Your WordPress Website Distributing Malware in Google Image Search?

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by Siobhan Ambrose

May 10, 2011

Well, is it? Is your answer - "what the hell are you talking about?"

It turns out that thousands of hacked sites are infecting Google image search results with images redirecting to Fake AV sites. And, unfortunately for you and for me, WordPress sites are a prime target for this kind of attack. A PHP injection into a WordPress site can generate spammy websites, hijack Google Image SERPs and result in your WordPress website tossing unsuspecting Google Image searchers to a FakeAV site.

The Complete Guide to Optimizing Your WordPress Site for Sharing on Facebook | WordPress News at WPMU.org

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by Sarah Gooding

April 28, 2011

Enthusiastic recommendations from others on Facebook can be one of the most effective marketing tools available to your business, given that Facebook's global audience continues to grow by millions every year.

In this article we'll cover seven key ways to optimize your site for when people share it on Facebook. You don't need to go overboard and implement all of the tips below. Hopefully you'll find one or two new ways to make your content easier to share on the world's current most popular social network.

Drip-Feed Your Content with the WPMU DEV Membership Plugin

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by Siobhan Ambrose

April 25, 2011

In this tutorial I'm going to show you how to create a dieting website in which content is drip fed to the subscriber over a period of six weeks.

It's a fairly simple setup but you can add as many layers as complexity as you need for your own drip fed website. It's also easily adaptable to any type of content. We want the member to sign up for the website and start at week 1 of the process. Then they drop to week 2, week 3, week 4.... You get the idea. The difference between this and scheduling the content to appear at certain times is that the content is relative to the subscription, not to a date.

Capture User Browser and Operating System Information on Your WordPress Site

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by Sarah Gooding

April 20, 2011

Have you ever received support complaints or bug submissions and wondered where in the world your users are coming from?

WP-UserAgent is a simple detection plugin that lets you easily insert icons and text into comments that identify the web browser and operating system details corresponding to each user who leaves a note. You will be amazed at the full scope of this plugin.

WordPress hack: Automatic "Nofollow" for external links in post content

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by Jean-Baptiste Jung

October 22, 2012

By default, WordPress does not automatically add a rel="nofollow" attribute to external links within post content.

If you want to do it, here is a simple hack to force WordPress to add the rel="nofollow" attribute to every external link. Paste the following code snippet in your functions.php file. Once you saved the file, all external links in your post content will be changed to nofollow.

How to hide theme editor from WordPress dashboard

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by Jean-Baptiste Jung

September 20, 2012

Simply paste the following code on the theme functions.php file. Specify the admin username on line 7 so the admin will still see the theme editor link.

WordPress Hacked with holasionweb on Go Daddy!

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by Regina Smola

May 12, 2010

WordPress sites self-hosted on GoDaddy.com are reporting being maliciously hacked today with script tag inserts.

Warning: This is dangerous malware! Anyone visiting an infected website can get their computers infected, if they do not have a up-to-date anti-virus program using the latest threat definitions. If you receive a message to download anything when visiting an infected site, do NOT click "yes" or "okay" to download. If your website is infected, put it down for maintenance immediately.

Your Blog's Content Is Irrelevant To Its Success

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by Alex Denning

December 24, 2012

Last week I friend of mine who's a mathematician was helping me out with a formula I was trying to create which could predict how successful a post from a brand page on Facebook was going to be.

We worked for a couple of hours on what I had already and he changed it around a little and added some distributions I didn't really understand, but by the time we were done we had a formula which we thought would do the trick. We ran a couple of randomly selected posts through the formula and... yep, as we'd hoped, it was working pretty much perfectly and scoring the posts on a scale of 0 - 100, with 0 being the least successful post possible and 100 being wildly successful.

Effective Landing Pages for WordPress

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by Alex Denning

October 25, 2012

If you have absolutely anything you want people to do when visiting your website - be that subscribe, download, purchase, whatever - you need a landing page.

I realised I needed a landing page earlier this year after I released my eBook WordPress Blogging Guide and nobody was downloading it! This puzzled me as it was, you know, free. I figured I needed a landing page of sorts. The graph above shows downloads from July, when the eBook was launched, through October. I added the landing page at the start of October and it nearly doubled download rates. What did I do to make this magical landing page?

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