Category Archives: Wordpress

Photoshop, Webdesign & WordPress. What you shouldn’t have missed this week!

Posted on October 16, 2010 by djavupixel

This is our first weekly column in which we share our favorites posts, articles and resources with our readers all from last week. We will focus only of the BEST of Photoshop, Webdesign, Inspiration, Resources and WordPress Articles!

Posted in Design, Development, Wordpress | Tagged Design, Free, Icons, jQuery, Photography, Photoshop, Tutorial, Wordpress | 5 Comments

Envato WordPress Ultimate Bundle Pack

Posted on October 13, 2010 by djavupixel

I am very excited as I just bought the envato WordPress Ultimate Bundle Pack! For just 30$ you get WordPress Themes, WordPress Plugins, WordPress Tutorials and best of all (…wait for it) The Rockstar WordPress Designer 2010 edition (the book … Continue reading →

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11 Useful Snippets/Hacks for your WordPress functions

Posted on October 12, 2010 by djavupixel

Ever wondered on how to change the excerpt length, add multiple sidebars or even add shortcodes in Widgets? No? This article will answer these questions because nowadays to be efficient, a web developer has to have a toolbox with code … Continue reading →

Posted in Wordpress | Tagged Hacks, Navigation, ShortCodes, Snippets, Thumbnails, Tutorial, Wordpress | 10 Comments

13 security plugins to make your WordPress bulletproof!

Posted on October 7, 2010 by djavupixel

The standard WordPress installation is not impermeable to hacks. It is really important that you think about the security of your blog. Many websites even governmental websites are being hacked and your blog could also be hacked. It is possible … Continue reading →

Posted in Wordpress | Tagged Cross Site Scriptings, plugins, security, SQL Injections, Wordpress, xss | 5 Comments

How to install WordPress, configure it and secure it

Posted on October 6, 2010 by djavupixel

WordPress has such a comprehensive installation, that almost everybody can install it. However as simple it is to install, as easy it is to omit some essential (security) steps. The standard WordPress installation is not impermeable to hacks. You do … Continue reading →