WordPress 2.8.6 is out! The release addresses two security problems:
It should be noted that blogs with untrusted logged in registered users who have posting privileges will face these security risks.
Ever thought of earning six-figure income with blogs and affiliate programs? Well, Gobala Krishnan will show you how in his spanking new product – Super Affiliate Blogger.
I’ve just upgraded this blog from WordPress 2.0.4 to 2.3.3 using the Fantastico script library. Yes, I know it’s not the latest WordPress version but that’s the latest version offered to me from Fantastico on my hosting account.
The upgrading process turned out to be smoother than I thought. Before upgrading, I did my homework though. I googled around for possible issues involving upgrading WordPress using Fantastico and I found a couple useful tips: » Read more: Upgrading WordPress using Fantastico
There’s a few interesting developments in the blog authoring scene within the last month or so.
Here, we’ll take a look at a new WordPress release, a desktop blogging tool and a new Windows browser.
The latest major release of the greatest blogging engine WordPress 2.1 “Ella” is now available!
It includes tons of new features, including over 550 bug fixes.
Here’s a story of how Chris Pearson apparently increased his search engine traffic by 455% in just one month (from September to October).
He made two simple changes:
» Read more: How to Increase Blog Search Engine Traffic by Porting to WordPress
Hi blogging folks! WordPress 2.0.5 (a.k.a. Ronan) is out and is available for immediate download. This release comes with 50 or so bug fixes.
Would I upgrade from version 2.0.4? Probably no. [Update: Oh well, I might consider upgrading. Thanks Brian. 
] I’ll wait for the next major release.
Useful links:
Finally, Firefox 2.0 Final Release is now officially available for download!
I did a small test against IE7 by loading an existing post for editing inside WordPress admin and this is what I found:
Are you still building websites the old, hard way?
If you are, then stop. Most experts agree that the best way to build content websites (especially if you’re into Google Adsense) is by using WordPress. Not surprisingly, this blog is proudly powered by WordPress.
I’ve included an excellent article by Gobala Krishnan on WordPress vs Blogger right below. Read on…
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