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Hosted platform WordPress.com just got a design refresh, as announced by Matt Mullenweg via Twitter last August 11. You’ll notice that while WordPress.com and WordPress.org sport similar design elements now (since version 2.5), the content of their homepages differ greatly.

How would you like to go up to a random stranger, hand them your wallet, and expect them not to take anything? Your doing the same thing with your blog when you install the “Wordpress Automatic Upgrade” plugin. Not in a million years would I ever install such a plugin to “Automatically” install the latest version of Wordpress for me.

I’ve been having this problem for a better part of almost two weeks now. I finally figured out the solution to the problem. With WordPress 2.6, one of the new built in features is the ability to extract EXIF data from a JPEG, store it in the database, and allow you to make a call for it.

A few months back we launched a site redesign/redevelopment project for a client, and made a simple mistake that had some interesting ramifications. It’s worth posting here so others don’t make the same mistake.

Thord Daniel Hedengren over at Devlounge has published an extensive checklist based on his experience of things to consider when using WordPress as a CMS, especially when it will be used for a client. His post covers a number of different situations you should think about ahead of time before you step into your favorite code editor.

I did a post regarding wordpress 2.5 on image uploading error when using IE previously; and the solution for that is switching my IE browser to firefox. Wordpress had recently announced that they had repaired the bugs (along with some others) and wordpress 2.6 is now available for that.

Image alignment within a WordPress post: WordPress 2.5 introduced floating image alignment within text on a post. This feature does not work on certain themes. Thanks to Jason for asking the question and to Sadish for the solution.

As my initiative to test every page of my blog (relating to the previous post i made regarding the on line: 124 “error” or a blank page error) which might be caused by one of the plugins installed, i happen to notice this strange-looking appended text just below the comment section.

Just about 4 hours ago i was busy reading some cool stuffs and articles regarding SEO and other cool WP Plugins for 2.5 (not yet 2.6) when suddenly my site went down for some strange reasons. This error seems different for both Internet Explorer and FireFox. When my page is displayed using FireFox.

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