WordPress is awesome (yes, I am a big WordPress CMS fan). One of the huge advantages of GPL software (e.g. Moodle) is that a huge community often contributes code to the core software. In WordPress, the most common form of community contribution is in the form of Plugins and Themes. I have been ‘playing’ recently [...]
WordPress 2.9 was recently released. There are some great new features in the latest release of WordPress including the ability to update multiple Plugins at the same time. Back in the ‘old days’ one would manually have to download each Plugin requiring upgrading, uncompress then upload to the appropriate file on the Webserver. In later [...]
In the good old days, when changing your Permalink structure (i.e. how the URLs look) in WordPress you’d need to amend the Apache .htaccess file (or equivalent) to cater for the appropriate 301 redirects (a 301 redirect states that the URL has permanently been moved to a different address which is provided). Human understandable URLs [...]
