Word Press
WordPress vs. Drupal (an evaluation)
Jul 7th
With the advent of CMS like WordPress and Drupal, webmasters can now manage websites with little or no web development expertise. These two content management systems are among the best in the industry, but which one is the favorite? More >
Wordpress as a CMS
Jul 7th
In the past, building websites required very advanced skills in web technology and different programming languages. Webmasters were supposed to be well-versed in HTML, PHP, CSS, and many other programs, in order to create even a simple website. More >
What is WordPress CMS & its features?
Jul 7th
WordPress is a content management system or CMS. You can manage, store and retrieve data through a computer based manual which is designed to be used for blog publishing application. The system works through a collaborative approach which uses the hypertext Preprocessor scripting language or PHP as well as multi-user data management system, the MySQL. It was first issued as a fork of b2/cafelog by Matt Mullenweg in May 2003. By September 2009, it was used by millions of users worldwide for website development. More >
Thing to do before Upgrading your WordPress
Jul 7th
From time to time you may want to update your WordPress installation to the latest version. You might want to do this because you’ve seen a message at the top of your Dashboard telling you that a new release is available, because you’ve been made aware of some useful new functionality, or because a security fix has been released. More >
Ajax in WordPress
Jul 7th
Because of its responsiveness, Ajax technology is being adopted by all sorts of web sites — and WordPress is no exception. Currently, the core of WordPress uses Ajax only in the administration screens. For instance, Ajax is used for instant updates when you are doing comment moderation, and when you are adding and deleting items from lists such as categories, blogroll, and posts; Ajax is also the technology behind the auto-save functionality on post and page editing screens. More >