I run WordPress on Apache 2.2 on RedHat. A WordPress instance, is just a bunch of PHP files, various image files and uploaded files and a database – that’s pretty much it. So to backup and restore you need to … Continue reading
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As a user of the Weaver WordPress theme I have moved to using the Weaver sliders in my posts. This is how to create a slider. Click on “Add Media”: Then: select the images you want, remember if you want … Continue reading
Zoyinc is my “brand” and this is my site so when I decided to auto-post to Facebook I thought it would be straight forward, but it did quite work out that way. These are some of the tips I found … Continue reading
When I tried uploading images I started getting a “HTTP error”. Not all images but quite a lot and it wasn’t just big images or even the biggest images. I noticed this just after the automatic upgrade to WordPress 4.0.1, … Continue reading
Zoyinc buttons are a very simple WordPress plugin created to solve a specific problem. Download TinyMCE Zoyinc buttons Background I use the Weaver theme, TinyMCE Advanced and need to be able to include pieces of code using a syntax highlighter … Continue reading
What I am talking about is the site logo at the top of all pages, in our case the word “ZOYINC” at the top of this site; I struggled to get this working with Weaver II 1.2.7 theme with WordPress … Continue reading
There are a number of ways to achieve this but one simple one I found was to set: Users must be registered and logged in to comment This is by no means the only way to resolve the problem of … Continue reading
I had a lot of trouble because in Weaver II I had one column on the right side and it only showed part way down the page. The answer was to do two things Go to “Appearance | Weaver II … Continue reading
This article contains miscellaneous CSS info specific to the Weaver II WordPress theme. Changing the preformat font “<pre>” Sample change added to “Custom CSS Rules”: #content pre{font-size: 10pt;} … Continue reading
You might think of this as a core thing with somewhere, perhaps in settings, that you define SMTP server, port, username and password. Apparently no. It would appear that at the moment, v3.5, WordPress uses PHP mail. I am assuming … Continue reading