According to WordPress, based on visits to wordpress.com where they host blogs, there are more than 60 million page views that come from mobile phones per month. With mobile traffic growing, how your site renders on mobile devices is becoming more important. Fortunately, some new WordPress plugins are making it possible to maintain your current custom theme while also serving up a mobile focused theme to your mobile visitors.
Before you add one …
Plugins for nerds, well English and writing nerds that is. Anything you can do to spice up your blog should be included on your page. Why? You should have a variety of plugins for your site because people enjoy the little things they can discover. Does this mean that readers just want to know the nitty-gritty of what you’re doing? No. It simply …
RocketGenius have just launched a fantastic form plugin for WordPress called Gravity Forms. It allows you to easily create, manage and embed forms into your WordPress powered blog.
Here is a full list of the plugins features:
Easily Embed a Form into Posts & Pages
Create Autoresponder Emails to Users
Integrate with Other Plugins Using Hooks
View Entry Summaries from the WordPress Dashboard
Visually …
I was browsing around the WordPress Plugin Directory today and came across a few interesting new plugins which I thought I would share with you all.
Hope you enjoy the list
Restricted Site Access
Jacob M Goldman from C Murray Consulting has developed a WordPress plugin which helps you set up a secure private blog.
Restricted Site Access is a WordPress plug-in that …
WordPress.com have added a great new widget which lets you easily add an about me box to the side of your WordPress.com blog.
The widget is called Gravatar Widget because it displays the users Gravatar image and puts it in the about box.
Many themes come with a standard About Me …
Bad Neighbourhood released a nice little WordPress plugin today called Login Lockdown
The plugin was designed to stop hackers from gaining access to your blog via trial and error, something which is quite common with WordPress blogs since most people use the default username login ‘admin’. The plugin lets you set a number of retries to login into your blog. If the user doesn’t enter the correct details they are locked …
WordPress is without doubt the best blogging platform in my opinion. There are 3 good reasons for this : Frequent updates and developments from the creators Automattic, a large theme repository and a large plugin repository.
Documentation aside, WordPress doesn’t really give support to users, which you can’t really complain about since it is a free product. Though their forum is full of bloggers helping each other, whether it is with regards …