March 12th in WP Stuff by Wordpress Jedi .
We have been using WPtouch to make our websites smartphone friendly for a long time. The script is generally reliable and does what it promises well. But it does not play well with every plugin you install. A few months ago, we started having some annoying issues with the plugin. For instance, the iPhone version of our site was showing up on desktop or tablet computers. In some other cases, the iPhone skin would stop working on all pages expect the homepage. As it turned out, W3 Total Cache was partially responsible for this issue (our fault). We needed to configure W3 Total Cache to get it to play nice with WPtouch.
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December 24th in WP Stuff by Wordpress Jedi .
Most books come with a glossary section to save readers time looking up the information they are interested about. You don’t need to be a book publisher to understand the importance of including a glossary section on your blog. It could make your website more user-friendly. These 3 glossary plugins enhance your website and offers a richer experience to your readers:
WP Glossary: lets you build a glossary for your website and link terms in your posts to it. This plugin increases your chances of keeping your visitors on your website for longer. [click to continue…]
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December 22nd in WP Giveaways by Wordpress Jedi .
Most WordPress webmasters rely on free plugins to enhance their websites. There are plenty of awesome premium plugin developers around too. WebFactory happens to be one of them. We have been recommending many of their products to our clients and readers for quite some time now. Security Ninja, Login Ninja, and Core Scanner are all plugins we have covered here. But the guys at WebFactory have many more quality scripts for WordPress webmasters to take advantage of. Here are 3 plugins you can use to prepare your website for the upcoming holidays: [click to continue…]
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July 2nd in WP Stuff by Wordpress Jedi .
If you have been paying attention to the search engine results pages on Google in the past few months, you may have noticed that some authors’ faces are showing up there. Google has big plans for AuthorRank. That means you need to jump on this before it is too late. Besides, your listing is more likely to get clicks when your face shows up under your listing on Google.
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June 15th in Social Media, Wordpress Plugins, WP Stuff by Wordpress Jedi .
Facebook is the top social network today. It has hundreds of millions of users. With the right strategy, you could drive a ton of traffic from Facebook to your website. The more likes and reshares your articles get, the better off your business will be. One of the most interesting ways to generate traffic from Facebook is by locking parts of your content and asking your visitors to pay for them by liking your site. These 5 Facebook content locker plugins add this capability to your website:
WordPress Like Locker: a like locker plugin that asks your visitors to like your article before they can see it. You can use this to hide your download links, offer premium content, and do a whole lot more. [click to continue…]
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June 6th in WP Stuff by Wordpress Jedi .
Personality tests can provide you with a wealth of information on people who take them. They show their tendencies, strengths, and weaknesses. Many organizations run these tests from time to time to gain a better understanding for their work force. Thanks to PTest for WordPress, you can create your very own tests to treat your visitors with.
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May 23rd in WP Stuff by Wordpress Jedi .
We have already covered reasons webmasters should consider signing up for Sucuri. It is one of many services we use to monitor our websites and find out about hack attacks fast. Sucuri does have a pretty decent plugin that could help you make your website safe against basic hack attacks. Sucuri for WordPress monitors your files, keeps track of blocked IPs, and helps you figure out whether your website has been compromised.
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