Justin Blanton shows how to limit the number of posts that are displayed on the index page of your WordPress 1.5 blog. You can set the Show At Most option but that is for all pages including archives. Limit Number Of Posts With WordPress One of the first things I noticed when I started to […]

GFMorris.org has a WordPress backup shell script for those seeking to backup their WordPress installations on a nightly basis. This includes the files and MySQL database.

This is a very nice tutorial on how to Write a Simple WordPress plugin by Owen of Asymptomatic who is no stranger to writing WordPress plugins.

From Photo Matt: Kubrickr is a tool that lets you replace that giant blue blob at the top of your WordPress 1.5 Kubrick themed blog with a nice photo from Flickr. Simply type some words that relate to your blog and push Submit. Choose one of the photos from the list that appears, and save […]

This tutorial will guide you through adding external RSS feeds to the sidebar of WordPress.

This is a brief explanation of the WordPress’ User Level system (sometimes known as Permission Levels or User Permissions).

Tips For New/Upgraded WordPress Users

So you’ve upgraded to WordPress 1.5 but did you know that the nofollow attribute comes standard? There is no switch to turn it on and off. If you want to turn nofollow off, Tom Raftery has the solution.

This morning, out of the blue, I received an Sorry, you need to enable sending referrers, for this feature to work error when trying to delete a duplicate comment. I haven’t made any recent changes to my installation of WordPress, I haven’t made any recent changes to Firefox including adding or deleting extensions, and I […]

Locating the URL for your category feeds is not always the easiest thing to do with WordPress. TangognaT points out that it’s as simple as adding a ?cat=# of category to the base url for any wordpress feed. So if you wanted to display the RSS feed for category 3, the feed URL would be […]