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Creating a Digg Button that actually works in WordPress

May 29th, 2008 | Post By: Daisy | Category: WordPress
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Getting the right code to add a Digg Badge that automatically populates the submission information onto my WordPress blog was a challenge, but I managed it! Here’s how I accomplished the task.
It should have been simple thing, I wanted to add a Digg button to my blog to make it easier for my visitors [...]




4 WordPress plugins for comprehensive spam prevention on your blog

May 27th, 2008 | Post By: Daisy | Category: WordPress
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Anyone that has been blogging for more than a couple of months will be able to tell you that comment spam can be a real problem. Here are 4 plugins to be used together to prevent nearly all spam for your blog. This is achieved by checking for potential spam using a variety of different methods. These plugins do not resort to annoying and hard to read Captcha images or other methods that require your visitors to prove that they are really humans.




Using the WordPress blogroll/link system to display website badges and buttons in your sidebar

May 19th, 2008 | Post By: Daisy | Category: WordPress
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Question of the day: How can I display linked images for other websites and blogs in my sidebar?
Answer: With the Links/Blogroll system already built into WordPress along with a Sidebar Widget! Here’s How:
I’ve seen this question asked many times. Most WordPress users assume that the blogroll/link widget using the integrated links system in WordPress [...]




Reasons to Upgrade to WordPress 2.5 and beyond

May 18th, 2008 | Post By: Daisy | Category: WordPress
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Some reasons to stay with the most current WordPress version for your blog.




9 Things to consider before using a new WordPress Theme

May 16th, 2008 | Post By: Daisy | Category: WordPress
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A list of 9 things to check out before implementing a new WordPress theme.