Howdy! In order to receive more useful posts like this, you can subscribe to RSS feed or get latest articles to your email inbox for free. Thanks for visiting this blog, and have a good day.SEO wisdom suggests that internal linking is good for websites. WordPress users who do the same on their blogs will, [...]

WordPress has a feature survey to suggest features for WP 2.8. You can vote in terms of priorities (“Don’t bother” to “Absolutely”), and also suggest new features. I personally voted for performance improvements and squashing bugs (which they certainly need to). Many of the other features can be obtained with plugins, so I’d suggest voting [...]

If you have a blog with lots of traffic, previously mentioned Breadcrumb NavXT may not be for you. It makes several database queries, thereby putting stress on your database and slowing down your site loads. Weblog Kriesi has a short PHP snippet that you can include in your theme files to show a breadcrumb [link].

Breadcrumb navigation is a trail of links that lead you from the homepage to the current page – usually with links to categories or other such subpages. To implement breadcrumb navigation, WordPress users can use a plugin. Breadcrumb NavXT is a WordPress plugin to add breadcrumb-style navigation. Breadcrumb navigation can help boost pageviews and help [...]

WordPress plugin Compatibility Notes attaches a list of supported WordPress versions to every plugin’s description on the Plugins page. This is useful if you are about to upgrade to WordPress 2.7, and need to know the compatibility of plugins you have installed. Compatibility information comes from each plugin’s readme file. What this means(unfortunately) is that [...]