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Use WP.ME As URL Shortener
Published on 11 Jan, 2012 at 17:21 in Coding | | 4 Comments
You may have already noticed that I am using the wp.me shortlink in my Twitter tweets as well as in my Facebook shares. This url is automatically generated if you have the Stats plugin (now comes bundled with Jetpack) from WordPress installed. Every blog has their own unique url and so does every blog post
vBulletin Activation Link/Email Incorrect Problem Fix
Published on 10 Jan, 2012 at 0:33 in Coding | | No Comments
Yesterday I got an emergency call from one of my clients seeking help on his forum’s user activation email. All the activation emails from his vBulletin board were going incorrect. I mean, when someone clicks on the account activation link from the email, they were getting an error message like this: We could not activate
How To Allow HTML in WordPress Author Bio | WordPress Plugin
WordPress by default stripes out HTML formatting from the Author’s Bio in profiles due to the possibilities of malicious activities from any author level users. However, you may need this if you trust your authors and show the author bio in their posts to give the credit they deserves. When I searched on Google for
How To Highlight The Author’s Comment in WordPress
Published on 12 Aug, 2011 at 16:14 in Coding | | No Comments
When you have tons of comments on your blog posts, it is really hard to distinguish your own comments from your visitors. It’s really easy to highlight author’s comments in WordPress with a simple trick. If you search for highlight author’s comment in Google, you will get thousands of results. I found none of them
Show Personalized Author Bio Box for Multi Author Blogs
Published on 10 Aug, 2011 at 23:55 in Coding | | No Comments
For a multi author blog, it is must to have a short author bio box to give credits to the author. WordPress does have a short bio field in profile settings, but that does not support HTML formatting. There are a few plugins available which fetch the short bio from author profile in WordPress, but
