Who? SELinux of course!
Mind me, it is a wonderful tool. Tell me I’m old-fashioned, tell me I’m unacknowledged about the security it brings.
This after I just wanted to add a theme to my WordPress inner company blog.
SELinux kept saying something like “I don’t think so!”.
When you find themes such as 90s Retro on wordpress.org the nostalgia effect automatically triggers!
All in One Events Calendar OR The Events Calendar ? What is the best events calendar plugin for WordPress? This is a review of the All in One Events Calendar and The Events Calendar
I’m precisely in his situation for the website of my parish!
All in One has almost every I need, expecially integration with other services – namely Google, Outlook and so on – and easy, smooth and sleek end-user experience.
The events calendar is nice too and it smoothly integreates its events into the flow of WordPress posts. Yet it has one show-stopper missing feature: it does not sync with other calendars. People cannot subscribe to its calendar and see all the events on their smartphone or on ther email client. Too bad.
I kept having annoying glitches here in my own self-hosted WordPress network so I thought to uninstall the package from the distribution (Debian), installing the pure package from wordpress.org itself.
At first I was having the impression of pure bliss.
Now those WordPress Themes from Anders Norén are so sleek and nice.
I may use one of them for the website of my parish
: Commodore — Free WordPress Themes
I’m pretty tempted by this!
Have you seen? That’s a little bug that happens to be harassing me for quite a while – let’s say some months.
Customizing your login page when using WordPress: one of the subtle details that distinguish a good community site from a plain one:
Custom Login Page Styler – Admin login page « WordPress Plugins