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Top Best FeedBurner Alternative Services after its shutdown

Top Best FeedBurner Alternative Services after its shutdown

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Will FeedBurner shuting down after Google Reader is gone? If you run a blog there are a lot of things to know about and consider doing with this change coming up that you’ll want to take care of in the next couple months. After your Feedburner feed is not working anymore, you’re not alone and you basically have two choices – switch to your blog platform’s atom feed for free (no analytics), or switch to the alternative services like: Feedblitz, FeedPress, FeedCat … In this post I’ll explain why you should replace Feedburner RSS feed to another platform like FeedBlitz, FeedCat… I’m sure you’ll find it useful.

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Display WordPress post excerpt instead full content

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I recomment you using post’s excerpt in the loop of post instead full content with more tag because you can introduting about your post better than automatic teasing a part from the content. Your post will be look more appealing.
By default, WordPress display the post content in loop with the_content() function in theme files, so your custom excerpt will not display as you want on the homepage (or blog page) without editting it. We can tell WordPress using the Excerpt instead the teaser by filter the_content() with your custom function in functions.php.

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Things to do when move your website from WordPress.com to self hosted

Things to do when move your website from WordPress.com to self hosted

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You’ve started your first blog on WordPress.com because the service was free, you weren’t required to have any technical skills and there were plenty of widgets, themes and plug-ins to help you quickly customize the blog. However, a time comes when you might want to move to your own domain name which is a continuance of your WordPress.com blog. Moving your WordPress.com blog to a self-hosted WordPress.org is actually more simple than you might believe! Sure there’s a few steps but all good things require a bit of work, right? I hope you found this helpful. What are you waiting for now? Are you ready to make the switch?

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How to hide The WordPress Stats Smiley Face

How to hide The WordPress Stats Smiley Face

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Automattic just released a collection of plugins as one “super-plugin” called Jetpack. As they explained it, the goal was to bring eight of the most requested features available on WordPress.com to the millions of self-hosted WordPress sites in one easy-to-install curated package. If you use JetPack Stats on your site (formerly released as a stand alone plugin called WordPress.com stats), you may be familiar with the smiley face image that it adds to the bottom of every page on your site.

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10+ Essential WordPress Plugins to Backing Up your Database

10+ Essential WordPress Plugins to Backing Up your Database

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Just imagine, then, the all-consuming sorrow of losing weeks, months or even years of blog posts or other site content. Your hosting company may provide a responsible backup service (or you may have a well-considered system in place if your site is self-hosted) but some extra insurance can be crucial if the unexpected happens (as it did for one of our client sites today).
Your backup must be up-to-date and it’s can store on your computer, anothers hosting server, anothers online storage service ..

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Mastering Worpress [gallery] shortcode

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From WordPress 2.5, the Gallery feature allows the option to add an image gallery to a Post or Page on your WordPress blog.
Upload all your photos and simply type the shortcode [gallery in a post or page to display a thumbnail gallery of images attached to that post or page. Clicking on a thumbnail image will open either the original image or a larger image in a separate Attachment page.

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