This blog has been inactive for some time now. In those weeks, I have moved BlogCreativity to a subdirectory on my technology blog TechZilo. This will help

What Would Seth Godin Do is a handy little WordPress plugin(also available for other CMSs like Drupal) that many blogs use to show an RSS feed link to get new visitors to subscribe. I have been using it for my blogs too. Blogs usually have a friendly greeting, and links to RSS and email subscriptions.

A signup form is the best way

Note: I have written a post explaining the basics of PHP conditional tags - read that if you are new to WordPress and PHP.

WordPress is a wonderful blogging platform that is very flexible. In this tutorial, I’ll be showing you how to create a dynamic sidebar, which changes according to the current page.

Why Dynamic Sidebars?

Dynamic sidebars help bring your blog

WordPress has been updated to version 2.6.2 following a warning from Stefan Esser about a possible security vulnerability. For blogs with open user registration, a hacker could craft a username to allow resetting another user’s password to a random password. The new password is not disclosed to the hacker, but other another vulnerability helps disclose the password.

As usual, WordPress team

Invesp Blog published an interview with a top Digg user (who wished to remain unnamed, as usual). The interview had some very interesting bits - hit the link to read it. I’ve not yet finished reading it, but it is one scary story. The digger claims that he charges around $1200 per story that he successfully leads to Digg front page.