Delete All Pending Comments in WordPress
I had to do this recently. I found these three ways. I personally use #3, but I wanted to know if one could do it from within WordPress
I had to do this recently. I found these three ways. I personally use #3, but I wanted to know if one could do it from within WordPress
Of course, it’s on the Energion Publications Announcements blog. I set out to brighten up our theme and clean it up a bit. The new theme adjusts to browser width and also has the same header and links that we use throughout our company site. I’m releasing the source code in accordance with the GPL…
A few minutes ago I encountered an error on one of my sites. The front end was working fine, but I got a 500 error “The site isn’t working properly. These errors remind me of when I was about 12 and was asked to spend some time playing with a six-year-old, showing him my electric…
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Note that this is at an extremely introductory level. If you’re looking for more advanced help, there are many other resources elsewhere, including the one linked at the end. I’ve recently most most of my sites from cPanel/WHM to Cyberpanel. I will post some notes on transferring sites. There are many excellent resources, but also…
This is an interesting place to post this, as I don’t really do my best work on this blog. Here I simply put information that is useful to my clients and a few other technical things that interest me. But for your more integral and important company blog, WebWiseWords at EntireWeb has some good suggestions…
This one is just too useful not to provide a link–Comment Timeout. It provides automated closing of comments and trackbacks. You can configure the length of time before comments are closed and also lengthen that time for popular posts. I added this to my Threads blog and my Energion Publications business blog, both of which…
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