WordPress

WordPress is one of the most popular blog publishing platforms that powers more than 50 million sites on the web. WordPress uses PHP and MySQL.

How Does WordPress Make Money?

How Does WordPress Make Money?
WordPress is open-source and free. How can Automattic make money if they are giving away WordPress for free?

Building an Android App for your Blog

Building an Android App for your Blog
If you would like to create a native Android App (apk) for your own blog, here are all the things you should know to build the mobile app.

How to Add JavaScript in your WordPress Posts

How to Add JavaScript in your WordPress Posts
Learn how you can easily add any JavaScript code – including widgets or jQuery functions – to your WordPress posts and pages inline with the help of shortcodes and custom fields.

Capturing Dynamic Screenshots of Web Pages

Capturing Dynamic Screenshots of Web Pages
Learn how to capture dynamic screenshots of web page in an automated manner. Such screenshot images refresh automatically if the content, or the layout, of the underlying source website has changed.

Clean your WordPress URLs for Better SEO

Clean your WordPress URLs for Better SEO
When you have extra parameters in WordPress URLs, Google may sometimes confuse them as separate pages. Fortunately, it is easy remove parameters either with some simple JavaScript or with the help of .htaccess mod_rewrite.

Essential Linux Commands for WordPress Users

Essential Linux Commands for WordPress Users
If you have limited Unix / Linux experience, here are some handy command line tricks that will help you do things a lot faster. Also, these Linux commands aren’t specific to any shell so you may use them in any Linux environment.

Using CSS with WordPress (CSS3)

With CSS3, you don’t need to use images to add rounded corners, drop shadow effects or for changing the opacity of your text on web page. The above presentation takes you on a virtual tour of WordPress websites that make good use of CSS in their design.