You can replace the default Smilies that come with the WordPress installation. You can either do it manually or there is a WordPress plugin available to customize the Smilies in post content and comment text.
If you are running a WordPress blog, and if you are planning to make your posts interesting with some emoticons, expressing your response, here is a list of Smilies that are shipped with the default WordPress Installation.
On your WordPress installation, you can enable or disable the conversion of certain text combination in post content or comment text into certain images called as Smilies. There is a setting under the WordPress admin…
The WordPress formatter automatically converts certain text into Smilies. These Smilies are images and when included in post or comment, they are having the same style as that of other post images. In case you need to style them differently…
Delicious team may change the Yahoo ownership and get a new home, that’s why we suggested to take backup of current bookmarks . Apart from that, you can even import delicious bookmarks on WordPress blogging platform.
If you are launching a new WordPress site on your domain and your site is under development, you would definitely want your visitors to be still attached to your website. You can do this by using the ‘Site Under Construction’ or ‘Coming Soon’ WordPress themes. Here is a list of more than 20 nice, attractive free and …
Sometimes you would want to hide some particular post from appearing in your site’s RSS feed. This may be when you just want to build internal links or keyword density on your site for some keyword and do not want the site’s regular readers to get these interlinking posts in the Newsletter or the subscribed feed of your site.
Most of us are comfortable with the HTML post editor on WordPress Edit Post or Add New Post screen. As we know the ‘Visual Editor’ is the default post editor for WordPress, but it sometimes adds non-standard code to the post’s HTML source or it also changes the post formatting that we have done thru HTML editor. So why not change this and set the HTML editor as the default post editor. This is a very simple tip…
The WordPress Visual Editor on the Edit Post screen is sometimes a real menace as it adds some formatting and removes the ‘div’ elements and sometimes paragraphs and classes automatically. It also adds some invalid HTML or what we can say non-standard code to our post’s HTML source. So in such cases, you definitely would want to disable the WordPress Visual Editor. There are two simple ways…
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