Archive for the ‘Wordpress’ Category

How to Backup Your WordPress Powered Site

Monday, February 18, 2008

If you have created a website or blog using WordPress and you don't want to lose your content in the event of a mishap, it's important to regularly backup your WordPress powered site so that you can easily restore your site from your backup in the event that a disaster ...

How to Reset Your WordPress User Name and Password with phpMyAdmin

Sunday, February 10, 2008

When you download and install WordPress, it automatically assigns your user name as 'admin' and generates a random password for you to log in to your WordPress Administration area. Many people keep using these values of user name and password. Not a good idea especially if you keep using 'admin' ...

How to Customize WordPress Footer

Saturday, February 2, 2008

This article explains how you can make simple but useful customizations to your WordPress footer. I'll illustrate the process with one practical example - the example of putting a copyright notice in the footer which will automatically update itself year after year and you'll never have to bother about it ...

How to Protect Your WordPress Folders with Index File

Saturday, January 26, 2008

WordPress is an excellent free open source software that you can use to publish your blog or website. As may be expected with any free software as popular as WordPress, there are always concerns that security of your WordPress installation may be comprised. While 100% security of any software is ...

How to Backup Wordpress Database with phpMyAdmin

Friday, January 11, 2008

Did you know that if you are running your blog or website on Wordpress, all your data including any posts, pages, comments etc. is stored on mySQL database? In other words, any web site created with Wordpress is dynamic - the pages are created on the fly. How does Wordpress ...

How to Install Wordpress with Fantastico

Thursday, December 27, 2007

If you are thinking of installing Wordpress on your website and your web host provides the cPanel control panel, you don't need to download, unzip and upload any files to install Wordpress. You can easily use Fantastico which is available in the cPanel. Requirements To proceed with this procedure you'll need to ...