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How to – Add Facebook LIKE button to WordPress Posts

May 27, 2020

Facebook introduced more social interactions with their new “Like” or “Recommend” Button. This Facebook button enables the user to interact with a site or page. Additionally share it with his/her friends at their own Facebook profile.

Well, Facebook does made it pretty easy to Implement the “Like” button code on your site. The complexity comes when it is not a single page website. How about a blog Post? This is where you will need this hack to make it work!

Top 7 Mistakes To Avoid During WordPress Plugin Development

May 22, 2020

Top Mistakes To Avoid During WordPress Plugin Development

WordPress is the first and one of the most popular choices of global giants like Sony Music, BBC America, MTV News, The New Yorker, and so many other names for the purpose of website development. WordPress is a solid CMS platform that marks the release of about more than thousands of blogs, almost every day.

However, during the task of its development, it is not a surprise to encounter mistakes. Any developer has to accept the fact that mistakes are a part of the development process because it proves your gut to risk on new ideas.

We are making a list of seven common possibilities that lands you in a troublesome situation. Let us discuss them to avoid the blunders that the developers face more often while designing WordPress tools and plugins.

How to Add Facebook Social Comment Box on any Website or WordPress

May 22, 2020

Facebook Social Plugins are a set of plugins that enables social interactions on your website. Not to mention the huge user base Facebook has developed along the time. Previously, it was a pretty much a hassle to go through the Facebook connect implementation for a website. Now with Facebook Social Plugins things are much more simpler to implement and use. Lets take a look how easily we can implement a Facebook Social Comment box for virtually any website that allows HTML and Javascript.

WordPress 2.5 – The Upgrade Resources

May 21, 2020

WordPress 2.5 Release Candidate 2 has been released and There are a lot of new features included within. Let me list down some of them:

The New Looks:

New customizable dashboard.. yeah it’s more slick and organized now..
Built in Image Gallery system, one click multi files uploader.. Check out the screencast by matt
Categories in Editor interface also improved with multi-level and most used categories options.
Changes in Editor interface, it’s possible to have full screen editor, a toolbar button to create a gallery
The Manage screens have been redesigned and unified so that now, managing your pages, posts, media, and comments all use similar, consistent interfaces.
Navigation bars has been improved for professionals and novices alike.
The base code has been optimized for much more stable better performance.

Now you might be excited and obviously worried about the upgrade process on the road to wordpress 2.5 but it’s not a prime time to upgrade it.. Just take your time, download it, do the testing on your local server (you can use EasyPHP, XAMPP or WAMP for testing), test out your themes and check which plugins are not working. Here is a link roll to shorten your research about upgrading:

Top WordPress theme Development Trends to opt in 2018

May 7, 2020

There is no denying fact that WordPress is considered as the king of web development industry as it owns 27% of the websites present on the web. WordPress is a highly user-friendly CMS that makes it simpler for novice website administrators to make minute updates to their sites like blog posts and text changes. WordPress provides a huge library of plugins to its users making it totally customizable to any web development needs. All WordPress websites are designed in a way that they are fully responsive and SEO-friendly.

If you are planning to start a business or create a new site with WordPress in 2018, then here are some trends that you should look forward. 2018 is going to become a very special year for WordPress.

The CMS is going to turn 15 this year and it is going to come up with the biggest updates to the software since 2014 i.e. WordPress 5.0. Following this update, what kind of update you will be witnessing this year. Let’s have a glimpse.