Sick of spammers? Of course, Akismet helps a lot, but your .htaccess file can also help: Today's recipe is a snippet that prevent spam bots to directly access your wp-comments-post.php file, which is used to post comments on your blog.
If your WordPress database is filled with weird characters (For example, if you pasted something from Microsoft Word...) the following recipe will solve the problem by replacing those characters by the correct characters.
Did you know that WordPress .com have a service called mShots, which allow you to get snapshots of any website? In today's recipe, I'm going to show you how to create a shortcode in order to easily display a snapshot of a specific website.
As most of you know, spam bots are constantly scanning the internet in order to find emails to spam. Of course, you don’t want to receive spam, but what if you need to display your email (or someone else) on your blog? Here is a quick tip to obfuscate email adresses on your blog.
Do you want to be able to get the content, as well as file info, of a remote file in order to use it on your WordPress install? Today's recipe will let you know how you can do it easily.