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You can now restore sites to a new location with VaultPress

Brian Krogsgard

February 6, 2013

VaultPress, the backup solution from Automattic, has introduced a feature to restore a site backup to a new location or site. It's interesting to seem them get into the migration space.

Five reasons to attend Pressnomics

Brian Krogsgard

February 5, 2013

WordPress News

Chris Lema says why he thinks we should attend Pressnomics, an alternative WordPress conference. I missed it last year, and I am going to do everything in my power not to make that mistake again.

Saving Custom Post Meta – Refactored

Curtis McHale

February 5, 2013

WordPress News

Tom McFarlin has released a refactored version of the standard function to save custom post meta.

‘Without a Plugin’ and all that crap

Curtis McHale

February 5, 2013

WordPress News

Stop titling tutorials 'without a plugin'. You're doing a disservice to the novices that don't know any better.

Getting a menu name in WordPress

Brian Krogsgard

February 5, 2013

Development

I had the hardest time figuring out how to return the saved name for a given menu. After spending way too much time in Google, I stumbled across this simple function that does the trick.

1% of CMS-Powered Sites Expose Their Database Passwords

Brian Krogsgard

February 5, 2013

WordPress News

Nearly 1% of websites built with a content management system (like WordPress or Joomla) are unknowingly exposing their database password to anyone who knows where to look.

Build a business without the marketplace

Brian Krogsgard

February 5, 2013

BusinessWordPress News

Drew Strojny, of Theme Foundry, describes how people should not be afraid to try selling themes on their own, and be willing to forgo the marketplace. He also mentions Memberful as an easy way to ease the technical burdens of…

Base plugin from Chris Wallace

Brian Krogsgard

February 5, 2013

WordPress News

Chris Wallace has put up a Github repo called Base WP Plugin, a base for your plugin development. It's got a structure and base setup that you can use for your own development. He's asked for contributors to hop in…

An interview with WordPress co-founder Mike Little

Brian Krogsgard

February 5, 2013

WordPress News

Prolific North has published an interview with WordPress co-founder Mike Little that's a very interesting story of the earliest days of WordPress. If you haven't been around the platform for long, you may not know much about Mike. He owns…

Women in WordPress

Brian Krogsgard

February 4, 2013

WordPress News

This is a great story from Mel Choyce. She reflects on her positive experience as a woman in the WordPress community. She talks about being inspired by other women in the community, and how it encouraged her to get involved.…

Allow Users to Update their Profile from the Front End with Gravity Forms

Brian Krogsgard

February 4, 2013

WordPress News

Using Gravity Forms, you can allow users to edit their profile from a simple form on the front-end of your site, ensuring consistency with the styling of your site. It even supports passwords and custom profile fields.

The Best Time to Buy is Now

Brian Krogsgard

February 4, 2013

Business

A low-price guarantee where you refund the difference for customers who purchased within 30 days of a promotion may actually increase sales.

Choosing a WordPress Membership Plugin [infographic]

Chris Lema

February 4, 2013

WordPress News

This infographic highlights a decision making process for selecting the right WordPress membership plugin.

Notifications in WordPress for iOS

Brian Krogsgard

February 4, 2013

WordPress News

I like this very much. If you're using Jetpack with a self hosted install, you can now get more advanced notifications, and do a bunch of pretty cool stuff from within the iOS app.

Five questions with theme developer Mike McAlister

Brian Krogsgard

February 4, 2013

DesignWordPress News

Erik Ford has a nice Q&A with Mike McAlister on his blog. Both Erik and Mike are valuable members of the commercial theme community. This is a great opportunity to hear how Mike got into making WordPress themes, and how…

Customer happiness reports

Brian Krogsgard

February 4, 2013

Business

I've admired WooThemes' openness as long as I've been reading their blog. Last week, Adii Pienaar laid out exactly how WooTheme's transition to ZenDesk support has gone, including their number of tickets, response times, and more. As a WooThemes customer…

You can now restore sites to a new location with VaultPress

Five reasons to attend Pressnomics

Saving Custom Post Meta – Refactored

‘Without a Plugin’ and all that crap

Getting a menu name in WordPress

1% of CMS-Powered Sites Expose Their Database Passwords

Build a business without the marketplace

Base plugin from Chris Wallace

An interview with WordPress co-founder Mike Little

Women in WordPress

Allow Users to Update their Profile from the Front End with Gravity Forms

The Best Time to Buy is Now

Choosing a WordPress Membership Plugin [infographic]

Notifications in WordPress for iOS

Five questions with theme developer Mike McAlister

Customer happiness reports

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