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Solving the bandwidth problem when updating WordPress sites
We use WordPress for many of our client sites because it’s dead simple to use and has a fantastic plugin system. The only problem? WordPress is stinkin’ huge. And basic functionality depends on JavaScript. No big deal on fast American and European connections, but it’s a huge impediment here in Benin, where connections are [...]
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On forgetting to set the alarm. Again.
Trying to put together an intelligent blog post to test the Gatorpeeps Tools update with. Failing. Hard. It’s been a rough morning.
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Excellent membership management plugin
One of our clients wants to build a membership-based site, with several different membership levels and options. And of course, both Joomla and WordPress options for fine control of who-sees-what are relatively limited.
Both systems have very basic authentication protocols, where you can hide posts from users who aren’t logged in, but neither have any [...]
Updating multiple (30+) Wordpress installs is no fun
Subversion, you are my new best friend.
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WordPress plugins for functioning CMSs, redux