WordPress Education

My idea of installing two lots of separate WordPress installations on my server so that Helloo ! and Shoot! had their own separate identities and their own databases did NOTwork as perfectly as I thought it would!
Both weblogs functioned fine. But then I discovered that I could not claim the Shoot ! blog in MyBlogLog [...]

I’ve had to publish this because I’ve needed to do this 2 or 3 times on different client blogs, and each time I forget how and have to spend extra time looking up the instructions again.  Now I’ve published this on my site I hope that it’s useful for others as well.
The Meta or Admin [...]

Having just started two interesting – and hopefully money-making – projects using the WordPress platform, I thought I would relate my thoughts on why I did not choose the WordPress Multi-User (WPMU) option. Last December 2008 one of my client’s WPMU sites got hacked. I had spent considerable time setting it up, including many individual [...]

I’ve started two new weblogs with the intention of studying and implementing Google AdSense and affiliates links on these. I have already spent considerable time researching (quite headachey after a while!) so that these two new weblogs will now have to be updated on a very regular basis. I’m proud of them, even though perhaps [...]

Spyware is the software that collects information about your online activities and preferences. The information is then sent to another computer with the intention of selling it to online advertisers.
Adware is software that displays advertisements like banners and pop-ups on your computer. It may also track the preferences of the user without his knowledge. If [...]

I’m spending time this evening fine-tuning the site by tweaking the theme template. I was pleased to note that AW’s site received its first legitimate comment today. This made me realise that, although the comment was listed in the left sidebar under “Recent Comments”, there was no comments label on the post where the comment [...]