If you are getting lot of 404 and soft 404 in Google webmaster tools, you can add this snippet to remove WordPress Post image links to solve. There are many weblogs, question answer forums tried to provide a snippet which works for all Theme Frameworks - including Genesis, Thesis, Woo and practically all, but most either never works or stops working after a version update of WordPress. Our Snippet … [Read more...]
How To Remove jquery.js and jquery-migrate.js in WordPress
Technically we should not remove default jquery.js file, but we need removal for speed. Here is how to remove jquery.js and jquery-migrate.js. You can expect that, after a couple of years; for not having HTTPS and a super fast website, even with good content like ours, you can get highly penalized. Browsers might throw such horrible scary message, an ordinary user, if somehow finds your website … [Read more...]
InnoDB Table Optimization for WordPress
InnoDB Table Optimization for WordPress is followup for our previous guide to use InnoDB Engine. Most plugins will not support optimization. The previous article was - MyISAM vs Innodb MySQL Engine For WordPress (Rackspace Cloud). So, we practically suggested to use InnoDB. One of our regular reader since 2011 ( Pritam from Bengal ) asked on Twitter, how to manage the optimization part for InnoDB. … [Read more...]
MySQL Queries to Change WordPress HTTP to HTTPS
Here are the required MySQL queries to change WordPress HTTP to HTTPS - including post images and all other contents. This is the right fix. Your site has many small matters like the links in the posts which required to be made HTTPS from HTTP. Changing the setting from Settings > General at WordPress backend expected to change the post, category etc URLs. Working with MySQL will make a fine-tune … [Read more...]
WordPress HTTPS and Feedburner : Easy Solution
Converting the whole site to HTTPS create a basic problem, as Feedburner does not support HTTPS, it throws error. Here is an easy solution. You need not to fight with Nginx, Apache2 's hundreds of difficult codes to pass only the feed URL to HTTP. More complex logics we will add, it can open up more trouble on the main server. All of us have one dot com and usually the corresponding dot net or dot … [Read more...]
RESTful API for WordPress to Enable Public HTTP GET Request for Posts
RESTful API for WordPress Can Enable Many Features to a Website Like We Can Fetch Data for Facebook Page from Widget via HTTP GET Request. Previously, we explained Why Your Cloud Based App Needs API and if you are not sure what is REST API or Representational State Transfer API, you must read the linked article first. We have a nice tool named CocoaRestClient which can test your App™s response. As … [Read more...]
WordPress and Paid GNU GPL Themes
WordPress and Paid GNU GPL Themes combination is always a matter of debate. Here is some clarification about the Paid Themes and Paid GNU GPL Themes as a whole. The question arose as one visitor from WordPress dot org Forum bounced from the forum and hit us a direct email asking for clarifying the practical part as we on that thread declined to provide any support/help for a paid theme. It was … [Read more...]
New Relic on Heroku Cloud : Easier Way
New Relic can be installed on Heroku Cloud in easier way just from the web UI front end without any need of using Command Line Interface. Here is how. Actually the method we described in the older guide on Installing New Relic on Heroku Cloud is currently the standard method for WordPress-PHP-Unknown-Heroku-Things like situations, what the sentence or rather paragraph we missed to mention there is … [Read more...]
W3 Total Cache Pro and WordPress Page Loading Speed
W3 Total Cache Pro has recently been introduced by W3TC Plugin developer and here is some answers to the frequently asked by the WordPress users as suggestion to us via email and/or comments. First and foremost important thing is that - the uncomfortable questions asked by the innocent visitors / readers regarding W3 Total Cache Pro are not possible to answer by us. We do not use W3 Total Cache … [Read more...]
Markdown : Syntax and Editors
Markdown is a simplified markup language, developed by John Gruber and Aaron Swartz in 2004. One goal of Markdown is that even the initial writing is easily readable in plain text format without further conversion. The markup elements therefore mainly used as labeling modes in plain text like for e-mails, documentations etc. Other markup languages ??with similar objectives for better readability … [Read more...]
Icon-Font : Using with WordPress
Icon-Font is Icons but is in Font format - that simply means, what you used commonly as image and increased your page loading time can be reduced and made cool. Icon-Font is nothing new - with the introduction of Twitter Bootstrap, we all know about Icon-Font - may be the terminology was not known to you, but you have seen them. In this article, we are giving some great idea, resources for using … [Read more...]