Archive for the ‘Blogger Tricks And Tutorials’ Category

July 28, 2010

Prevent Spam by Blocking IP Addresses

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Sometimes there comes a person or bot which constantly spams your blog. To block that person or that bot you can use following hack. You can simply block his IP and he will be never able to visit your site again.

July 22, 2010

Display the Total Number of Comments on Your WordPress Blog

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Ever wondered on how to show total number of comments posted on your blog without manually updating the count. This simple hack will help you display total number of comments on your Wordpress blog. Hope you find it useful.

July 8, 2010

How to Hide Advertisements for Single Posts

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As in our previous tutorial, I showed you how to show your adsense to only Google visitors. In this tutorial you will learn how to hide advertisement for any particular post. This technique comes in handy if you publish many posts a day and want your regular readers not to get distracted by your ads, you can always show them up after a day is over or after a certain period of time.

July 6, 2010

How to Add a Facebook Share link to your WordPress blog

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Facebook being 2nd top most visited site after Google, can bring some massive traffic to your blog/site if used correctly. You should always try and engage users to share your article on their favorite sites as much as possible, like Twitter, Facebook, etc. This simple tutorial will help you add a Facebook Simple Share link to your Wordpress blog, which not only loads fast but also let your users share your articles easily on their profiles.

July 1, 2010

How To Find Post IDs in WordPress

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At times we need to know the post ID to change add some functionality to a theme where it is needed. Post IDs are numeric like 1, 2, 20 etc. For finding them you don’t need to be a hard core programmer or use any other plugin, just this simple tutorial.

June 28, 2010

Increasing Import File Limit In WordPress

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“The uploaded file exceeds the upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini.” This errors occurs if the file you importing is larger than default size i.e. 2MB, and generally the file size is always larger. To increase the default import file size limit, you can follow this quick tutorial.

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