Following yesterdays post about my sites being exploited by the “Cheap Pharma” a-holes, I was brought to the attention of another WP site (very popular in that) had similar issue too, Chris Pearson is the founder of DYI Themes, so I stated following his Twitter feeds to find help. Per Chris, the exploit was in [...]

I have been pretty behind on keeping up with all things WP and might have missed the boat on the latest WP pitfalls, but found it the hard way that my site(s) were hacked on my new server for the first time since WordPress 2.5. I have been up to speed on all upgrades, all [...]

Sometimes all you need is a second opinion or a fresh pair of eyes to figure out why a certain something with your WordPress powered site is not working as you intended, now you have help. I will provide a 30 minute review of your site 1 with WordPress related issues or concerns and provide [...]

We released another new advanced WordPress theme called MixedTape at HeadsetOptions. I originally posted the release notes here but decided to move it over to the site for distribution and support purpose. This advanced theme includes user customization options page that allows design customization from within WordPress admin panel, Google Adsense placeholders , widget sidebars, [...]

Aligned for WordPress is based on a Habari Project theme of the same name by Thomas Silkjaer – The Undersigned. This grid-based theme is a basic version with no frills, just plug and play. Future versions will include a theme customization options page and possibly convert over to the WP+Blueprint Framework which currently is used [...]

While numerous blogs discussing the facelift WordPress 2.7 received (what with new colors, icons and all), the two subtle details I noticed that hint at the shift in philosophy of what WordPress really is and what it plans to offer the end user (in terms of built-in options) were seldom noted. Here’s my brief two [...]

We released a new advanced WordPress theme called Gaia at HeadsetOptions. This is the very theme that inspired the redesign of WPPro.org. Check the screenshots and you can tell the similarities. But looks are all that is similar, the codes and CSS are nowhere near one another. WPPro.org was built using Blueprint CSS Framework, the [...]

When I started helping wpSnap on some of their technical issues last year, I realized that there was a lot of room to improve with the way conditional tags were written and addressed to produce the site that has among other things, featured listings, blogs and other WP themes all meshed into one pile of [...]

Al might think he “invented the internet“, but he sure failed to upgrade his WordPress inatall, which resulted in negative publicity for the best open CMS out there. His site was powered by version 2.0.4, which as Matt points out was released a good 16 months ago, and even beats the version I was running on [...]

Have you found yourself wanting to display a piece of code in your blog post or a comment form that left you stripping off elements or re-pasting it over and over only to find that the code is actually being executed? I run in this issue a lot while replying to support questions, so I [...]