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February 28, 2009

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February 28, 2009

WordPress .Net, A .Net Version of PHP Based WordPress 2.7.1

The popularity of WordPress blogging platform is unknown to us. Most of the blogger prefer to use WordPress as blogging platform. WordPress being an open source project it has many developers contributing towards project apart from official WordPress Team.
- By Sandip on BlogsDNA
WPWeekly Episode 43 – Glimpse At WordPress 2.8

David and I talked about some WordPress news that has accumulated the past two weeks. This ranged from WPDesigner coming back to life only to die again to my idea to wipe the ideas forum and start a new. We also covered a few confirmed features that will be in WordPress 2.8. Oh and last but not least, Michael Castilla and Dan Philibin from WPCandy.com stopped by at the beginning of the show to tell us about WordCamp Miami.
- By Jeffro on WP Tavern

Greet First Time Commentators without a Plugin

Some time back, we had seen how a Simple Fast Forward Button can show how much you respect your reader’s time. Today, I just tweaked some code so as to say hello to first time commentators. No, this is not about those plugins that send an email when they comment, in fact this is not about any plugin.
- By Arun Basil Lal on Million Clues
How to: Add a line break between sidebar widgets

Widgets are great, that is a sure thing. But sometimes, they can be annoying, for exemple when they don’t look the way you want or need. The most common problem seems to be adding a line break between widgets. Here’s how to do it.
- By Jean-Baptiste Jung on WP Recipes
15 Tips to a Better Blog with Wordpress

Any newbie can install Wordpress in a few clicks and start blogging in seconds. It’s actually deceptively simple, because Wordpress offers a wide range of powerful features.
- By Wynter on Thou shall blog

Diving into PHP: Day 10

I promised you last week that we’d begin working with databases in Day 10. I’ll show you how easy it is to get up and running with MySql. We’ll also review the correct way to retrieve information from our new database.
- By Jeffrey on In the Woods