Posts Tagged “WordPress”
WordPress 1.3 has much better anti-spam features than previous releases. It’s still relatively simple however but despite the existence of third-party hacks and plugins to catch spam here’s how I configured my site: Disable email notifaction when comments are held for moderation Before a comment appears, the comment author must have a previously approved comment [...]
Working away at a new site design. I also made a few changes to the WordPress MU index.php and added a counter. With that you can do nifty things like adding a photo of the day after the first post, or whatever. In my post.html I put the following: {if $count == ’0′} {photoblog msg=” [...]
Ryan’s explanation of the is_* functions in WordPress 1.3 is an excellent summary of some of the new functions in this version of WP. In WPMU, it should be possible(I haven’t tried yet!) to do the following from your Smarty template: {if is_search()} <b>The Results of Your Search:</b> {/if} It’ll display the message “The Results [...]
Matt reports that another user has discovered that WordPress supports enclosures! That’s great, but others have legimate concerns about it.
I’m experimenting with inline WordPress comments. If you leave a comment on this or other posts the comment will display on the blog, under the post. I need to make it optional however and smarten up it a bit! You’ll probably notice a few changes here over the next few hours as I play with [...]
I finally got around to creating a release script so I can quickly bang out WPMU tarballs and zip files. Releases won’t come every day but when I make major changes to the system I’ll upload a new version and announce it here. Here’s the download page. Note: I haven’t as yet tested this version. [...]
This is a small demo and announcement of changes to enclosures support in WordPress. To help clear up the backend clutter I removed the “Enclosure” text field and enclosures are now created from files linked to in the post content. Files of type “video”, “image” and “audio” are enclosed by default. Images: photoblog-20041018 photoblog-20041017 photoblog-20041016 [...]
The Previous Page, Next Page function works again in WPMU. Not sure what fixed it but it was likely some WordPress core change, probably the upgrade to the CVS version did it. Anyway, to get it working, administrators should edit their wp-inst/.htaccess and add the following line (somewhere in the middle,I don’t think it really [...]
b2++ and WPMU have long been able to record hits and referers. Now you can do it in two different ways! The original way to record hits in WPMU was by adding this code to your index.html template: {insert name=’getreferer’} but if you’re not sure that the web page is refreshed every time your blog [...]
