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WordPress requires a valid user name and password credentials in order to access administration Dashboard, where every settings and configurations, including posting blog post entries in the WordPress-powered blog taking place.
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Hackers are going all out to hack and exploit WordPress blogs hosted all over the web, planting and injecting malicious code into WordPress codes and database in order to redirect visitors and hits from Google and other search engines to spam sites such as your-needs.info, anyresults.net, golden-info.net, keymachine.de, beliy.us, seogoogle.us and many other spam sites that filled with pay-per-click CPC ads. Some hack appears to target bigger crowd by redirecting all without WordPress cookie. Without been hacked, these traffic supposedly to arrive at the blog as destination.
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If you’re using built-in tags feature added in WordPress 2.3 or later, there is now more and more choice of plugins that add tags management functionality essential to housekeep and tidy up the tags added to the WordPress database, thanks to lack of such interface packaged, or at least not yet up to Wordpress version 2.3.1. Other than Tag Management Things, Advanced Tag Entry and Click Tags, there is also Recommended Tags for WordPress.
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WordPress 2.3 has included tag support, but it comes without any tag management function or interface. Thus, WordPress users community has created and developed plenty of tag management plugins with different designs, user interfaces, and vary degree of simple features to advanced functions. Here’s another tag management plug-in for WordPress version 2.3 or above.
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Bloggers using Windows Live Writer (WLW) on Windows Vista or Windows XP Tablet Edition will definitely like the Snipping Tool Integration Plugin for WLW. Imagine you’re writing a tutorial about how to use a program in Windows Live Writer, and you need to add a few screenshots on the process. Normally you will have to run third party screen capturing tool such as SnagIt or Snipping Tool to capture and save the images, and then only paste or insert the iimage into WLW editor.
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It’s possible to using <–nextpage–> WordPress Quicktags to paginate a blog post in WordPress post or page so that an article can be split into two or more multiple pages. This function allows long article to be cut into pieces and presented in several short pages instead of one single page. The <–nextpage–> Quicktags works on both WordPoress post and page.
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After installing and upgrading to WordPress 2.3.1 or later version, bloggers and webmasters likely to see the following additional line of <link> HTML code in the <head> section of the web page:
<link rel=”wlwmanifest” type=”application/wlwmanifest+xml” href=”http://www.domain.com/wp-includes/wlwmanifest.xml” />
The line above is to help the discovery and downloading of Windows Live Writer (WLW) editing manifest file, a XML document that customizes the capabilities of WLW blog editor, correctly determines the weblog features supported by WordPress XML-RCP based weblog APIs, and numerous other functions, to the desktop editor.
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Blogroll in WordPress displays a list of blogger’s favorite blogs in the sidebar of their blog. Blogroll provides links to external blogs in easily managed way. Some webmasters also use Blogroll to display backlinks to other external sites for link exchange or link buying. In reality, links added by WordPress blogroll is actually useless textlinks that are discouraged by Google and most other search engines, especially when the links are paid off or in exchange for a link back.
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