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Latin1 to UTF-8: A single query to find all the Latin1 database tables
We’ve found that even WordPress sites which are principally already UTF-8 have the odd Latin1 table sneaking into them. Here’s how you find them.
IE 9 Javascript Issues: Failsafe Release of Foliopress WYSIWYG
“Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.” There’s something strange with IE 9 javascript. Here’s how to keep using Foliopress WYSIWYG.
Ten steps to build a great mobile version of your website
As mobile devices get better, more visitors are using smart phones to surf. Here’s a step by step guide to quickly create a great mobile site.
Foliopress WYSIWYG 0.9.19 brings new features
Foliopress WYSIWYG is the best advanced WYSIWYG editor for WordPress, supporting javascript, iFrames and a customisable toolbar. We’ve been building and maintaining it for years, it’s perfect for commercial clients as it behaves and looks much like their favorite word processor. Foliopresss WYIWYG also includes SEO Images, an image manager with built-in advanced SEO features. […]
WP e-Commerce 3.8 Review: Why WP eComm code is still broken
Takeaway for shopping site developers: Stay away from WP e-Commerce if you value your time, your reputation and your sanity.
Drupal vs Joomla vs WordPress: Developer’s Perspective
Drupal can be justified for enormous projects, Joomla should die a violent death, WordPress is great for any kind of site small or large. Here’s why.
What’s wrong with commercial WordPress Themes: WooThemes vs ElegantThemes
Think you are getting commercial quality flawless code with a paid WordPress theme? Think again: commercial themes are boobytraps for the unwary.
Top Level Categories plugin and problems with WordPress 3.1
If you upgraded you WordPress to latest version (3.1) already and you use Top Level Categories plugin, then probably all of your post and archive links stopped working. Here’s our fixed beta version of the plugin: FV Top Level Categories Click the link to get to our page about the plugin and find out about […]
BackupBuddy free alternative – Simple and effective WordPress backups
Read our recommended solution for WordPress backups of smaller weblogs and some thoughts on BackupBuddy.
WordPress WYSIWYG update: new Foliopress version
We just released a new version of our WordPress WYSIWYG editor plugin containing some bug fixes. Weird Safari display issues causing toolbar to be partly covered are resolved now. Tested both on our Macs and PCs. Let us know if you experience that problem ever again please! Safari display issue We discovered that some […]
Bigger thumbnails in Foliopress WYSIWYG
Important bugfixes! Ctrl + Left click is finally working on Mac, autosave is better and the thumbnails bigger!
How to update your WordPress plugins from a local copy on Windows
Learn how to update your WordPress plugin descriptions using TortoiseSVN. A step-by-step guide.
How to update your WordPress plugins from a local copy on Mac
Learn how to update your WordPress plugin descriptions using Subversion. Detailed step-by-step guide.
Leaving Verdana and Tahoma and Georgia Behind: How to Bring Real Typography to the Web
Cufon, Typekit, Font-Face all let you use alternate fonts: the time is now to bring real typography to your website. Which one to choose and why.
New Foliopress WYSIWYG version
“Toolbar set ‘Foliovision’ doesn’t exist” error appearing on some host and sites with potentially broken plugins is now fixed.
New Foliopress WYSIWYG update
New features: language support, WordPress caption support, image uploader permissions and autosave glitch fix.
WordPress 3.0: Upgrade Considerations for Commercial Users
WordPress 3.0 heralds a welcome era of slower development of core WordPress and more focus on efficiency than new features. Be careful not to upgrade too soon!
Foliopress WYISWYG now supports autosave
New version of Foliopress WYSIWYG supports WordPress autosave. It also contains some other improvements.
Reducing SQL queries in WordPress Templates
Is the_tags() not working with database cache and global PHP object until the whole content is shown? Find out about an interesting thing to look out for in your templates.
