How to add HTML tables in a WordPress Blog post
How to add HTML tables in a WordPress Blog post
Often to add more data sets or organized data within your blog posts, you might have to add good looking and well designed tables. If it was a normal HTML web page you can easily add tables with the help of basic HTML tags or CSS but when it comes to adding the same in a WordPress blog post it becomes a tedious task to do it repeatedly.
There are few awesome plugins that can help you add tables within the blog posts effortlessly and today I will share few of the best plugins that you shall use to equip your posting window to add tables. Below are the list of plugins available for free download:
Use CSS to remove Hyperlink underline
How to Use CSS to remove Hyperlink underline
Either if you are using Dreamweaver or a simple notepad to create a HTML webpage, you might have observed an underline for every basic hyperlink you create on the page. This is the default format of Hyperlinks on a webpage and its quite normal that designers wouldn’t want to have the underline below the simple hyper link.
Method 1: You could use a simple CSS code between the <HEAD> </HEAD> tags of the webpage under consideration and imply embed the below code to make the underline disappear.
<STYLE>
<!–
a {text-decoration:none}
//–>
</STYLE>
Export – Import settings for MYSQL Databases
Export – Import settings for MYSQL Databases
If you are looking forward to Migrating your Blog or website from one host to another or some other web based application from one location to another, you will encounter a situation where you need to select the right settings for exporting and importing a MYSQL database. Below are some settings that will help you identify the right settings for Exporting and Importing your databases.
Below screenshots shows the appropriate settings that works fine with me and make sure you have your database backup before deleting it to make sure you have the complete DB migrated as it should be.
Life Saving SQL Queries for a WordPress Blogger
Life Saving SQL Queries for a WordPress Blogger
Often its very tedious and time wasting job to clean up the mess on your blog! I find it very irritating at times when several unwanted work eat up my precious time as a webmaster that I could have otherwise used for creating meaningful content to share on my blog. Various tasks that could consume your valuable time as a blogger are:
- Cleaning up Spam / pending comments
- Removing unwanted post revisions
- Deleting pending posts created by Spam bots
- Clearing web server cache etc.
- The list simply goes on.
Optimizing Your Website with Multivariate Testing
Optimizing Your Website with Multivariate Testing
Today’s window to grab visitor attention is shorter than ever. Your goal is to make the mission of the site abundantly clear from the start so the user sticks around. If not, you risk losing the audience to another site that catches their attention in a much shorter time frame.
How can you be certain your achieving optimum results from your website? A tool called multivariate testing will show you how visitors are responding the design and tone of your website.
With simple multivariate testing, a website can attain a high conversion rate for: newsletter signups, sales, feed subscriptions, downloads, and many other things. More importantly, it helps keep visitors engaged on a site, enhancing their experience, lowering bounce rate, and helping with website stats and analytics.
Newsletter Signups
Fatal Error on WordPress 3.3 Version Upgrade
Fatal Error on WordPress Version 3.3: Call to undefined function is_rtl()
Soon after the roll out of the latest WordPress 3.3 version upgrade, many webmasters have been reporting a failure on the blog and the following error occurring on their WordPress Admin dashboard page: “Call to undefined function is_rtl()“
Complete Error: Fatal error: Call to undefined function is_rtl() in /public_html/wp-includes/general-template.php on line 2102
