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Share-Out Community - All for one and one for all. » Tag: wordpress - Recent Topics http://share-out.com/tags/wordpress There is no delight in owning anything unshared. en-US Sun, 05 Feb 2012 00:55:24 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.2 <![CDATA[Search]]> q http://share-out.com/search.php pavel on "Free wordpress templates" http://share-out.com/topic/free-wordpress-templates#post-115 Sat, 22 Jan 2011 17:38:34 +0000 pavel 115@http://share-out.com/ Great free wordpress templates <a href="http://wordpressthemesbase.com/" rel="nofollow">http://wordpressthemesbase.com/</a> Free Wordpress Themes | Best Wordpress Themes | Free Wordpress Templates | Best Wordpress Templates w-seo on "TOP 10 Security pluggins for Wordpress" http://share-out.com/topic/top-10-security-pluggins-for-wordpress#post-38 Sat, 09 Jan 2010 15:48:35 +0000 w-seo 38@http://share-out.com/ 1. WP Security Scan This plugin scans your entire site for security issues and checks passwords, folder/file permissions, database security, WP version hiding and WP admin protection and security. Don’t use if you have a weak heart, you could get a fright. Link - <a href="http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-security-scan/" rel="nofollow">http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-security-scan/</a> 2. Wordpress Database Backup This is one of the plugins that you should almost have installed before you even think of installing your new theme. This plugin does exactly what the name says it does, it makes a entire backup of your wordpress content and can easily be managed. The content can either be backedup to a harddrive, server or even a email address. If its a hacker that crashes your WP installion or yourself, this plugin will restore it to its previous greatness. Link - <a href="http://www.ilfilosofo.com/blog/wp-db-backup/" rel="nofollow">http://www.ilfilosofo.com/blog/wp-db-backup/</a> 3. Replace WP-Version We all know by showing our WP versions we are more likely to be attacked by hackers. This plugins resolves the issue though. If you’re running a older version of wordpress anyone can view the source and then contemplate on what attacks might work against the installed version of wordpress. This plugin replaces the Version cue with a generated string which resolves the issue of showcasing your version. Link - <a href="http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/...ion/#post-2859" rel="nofollow">http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/...ion/#post-2859</a> 4. WP Spam-Free Some say this plugin is better than Akismet but, I think it all depends on users choice for which plugin they want to use. I just wish there was a way to stop spammers in general, then we wont have to clean out our spam boxes with so much wasted comments everyday. Link - <a href="http://www.hybrid6.com/webgeek/plugins/wp-spamfree" rel="nofollow">http://www.hybrid6.com/webgeek/plugins/wp-spamfree</a> 5. AskApache Password Protect This plugin secures your WP Admin panel with a very powerful htaccess password protection, preventing all unwanted guests and bots to gain access to your site. Link - <a href="http://www.askapache.com/wordpress/h...d-protect.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.askapache.com/wordpress/h...d-protect.html</a> 6. Login Lockdown Login Lockdown records the IP address and timestamp of every failed WordPress admin login attempt. After a certain number of attempts that are detected within a short period of time from the same IP range, the login function is disabled for all requests from that range. You can find locked out IP ranges manually from the panel. Link - <a href="http://www.bad-neighborhood.com/login-lockdown.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.bad-neighborhood.com/login-lockdown.html</a> 7. Angsuman’s Wordpress Guard Plugin A must-have Wordpress security plugin (compatible with all versions of Wordpress) that protects the vulnerable areas of your blog from outside access with an additional layer of security. Link - <a href="http://www.taragana.com/products/fre...s-guard-plugin" rel="nofollow">http://www.taragana.com/products/fre...s-guard-plugin</a> 8. Admin SSL This plug-in will work with both the private and shared SSL connections and it will force a SSL connection in every page where password can or has to be entered. It is very helpful to protect the admin area, posts and all the pages of your WordPress installation and secure the login page. Link - <a href="http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/...-secure-admin/" rel="nofollow">http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/...-secure-admin/</a> 9. Stealth Login Stealth Login obfuscates your login page by allowing you to define a custom login page rather than the default wp-login.php. In the event that your password is leaked, the hacker will also have a hard time finding the correct login URL. A good use of this is to prevent any malicious bots from accessing your wp-login.php file and attempting to break in. Link - <a href="http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/stealth-login/" rel="nofollow">http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/stealth-login/</a> 10. Tips To Stay Protected * Always keep your plugins updated * Make sure you backup your databases regulary * Always have the latest version of Wordpress Installed * Protect your blog with a solid Password. w-seo on "How to run Wordpress offline" http://share-out.com/topic/how-to-run-wordpress-offline#post-9 Sat, 26 Dec 2009 20:14:10 +0000 w-seo 9@http://share-out.com/ As many of you are already aware, Google announced a new product last week called Google Gears (I wrote an intro to the toolkit a few days ago). After playing around with Gears for a while I realized that I could use it to solve a problem that has bothered me for some time: I can’t read blogs offline! WP-Offline is a WordPress plugin that lets your readers cache your entire blog for offline reading using Google Gears. I’ve been working feverishly trying to get this thing done as quickly as possible. It’s not quite production ready, but I decided to release what I have now since I’m leaving for a two week vacation tomorrow afternoon. Below you’ll find some installation instructions, and a list of problems that I am aware of, but did not have time to fix (if you find any more problems or bugs, please leave a comment). When I get back I’ll try to address these problems and put together a proper release (if anyone wants to fix these issues while I’m away, you have my blessing). Download WP-Offline Installation 1. Unzip in your plugins directory. 2. Make the manifest.json file writable by the web server, if it’s not already (either chown it to your webserver UID or run chmod a+w manifest.json). 3. Open wp-offline.js and edit the first line, setting BLOG_ROOT to the root directory of your blog (with no trailing slash). If your blog is served out of the root directory (i.e. there is no subdirectory) set BLOG_ROOT = ”; 4. Add a div with id=”wp-off” in your theme file wherever you want the “Read offline” UI element to show up. 5. Enable the plugin on the WordPress admin panel. 6. Create a new manifest by going to the “WP-Offline” tab under the “Options” on the admin panel. Known Problems 1. I didn’t have time to work on the UI in Internet Explorer, so for now this is Firefox only (but over 80% of my readers use Firefox, so most of you should be ok). It shouldn’t be hard to tweak the UI code for IE. I think it’s just a CSS problem. I’m almost positive that you’ll need to tweak the UI anyway to work on your blog. 2. There’s no way to tell the status of the managed resource store, so you can’t make an accurate progress bar (unless you use a normal resource store and manage it yourself). 3. You can’t tell a managed resource store to update a single page, so whenever the manifest file changes the LocalServer will re-request every page (well, it does a HEAD request first, but WordPress doesn’t seem to handle HEAD requests very efficiently). 4. The manifest may not be auto-updated at all the right times, I didn’t have time to do the proper research on this… Right now it updates whenever there is a new post, page, or comment (or if a post, page, or comment is edited or deleted). You also can manually update the manifest by clicking on the WP-Offline tab under “Options” on the administrative menu. 5. The plugin lacks a proper admin panel. The admin panel should allow you to specify which static files to include in the manifest and when the manifest should be updated, at the very least.