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You will be able to adjust your front page settings, the number of posts your feeds show, the name of posts displayed on your blog pages and the encoding for your pages and feeds. Go to Settings > Reading in the WordPress admin area. You will need to have administrator rights enabled in order to access this
Adding, removing and managing users in WordPress Manage your blog users from the WordPress admin area Users section. To add a new user, click the Add New button and fill in the username, first and last name, email and password, then choose a role and click Add User. The following roles are available in WordPress: Administrator – can access all administration
Project Honeypot: the sweetest way to block spammers Project Honey Pot can provide an enormous database of spammer IPs, and you can integrate their script in your WordPress blog to block listed suspicious and malicious IPs. The great thing about project honey pot is it does away with the ‘Are you a Human’ type quizz,
A Gravatar (Globally Recognized Avatar) can be set up at http://gravatar.com/. Once you have a Gravatar, it will be displayed alongside your comments on any website that supports them. This is one of the best ways to brand yourself online with a universal photograph of you. From WordPress 2.5 onwards, Gravatars are built-in and can be
Type in the following URL and change to suit your account: http://serveraddress/~username/path_to_WordPress_installation/ Then make the following changes to access the content via the server’s URL: Go to CPanel and change the siteurl option via phpMyAdmin in the Databases box. Select the database for your WordPress installation and browse the table wp_options. Finally change the siteurl and home values to the desired URL.
Go to your admin area and click Posts > Add New. Click the “Add Video” button in the WYSIWYG editor menu and then click on the “From URL” tab. In the “Video URL” field type the URL of the video you want to embed into your post. Type its title in the “Title” field. Finally, click Insert
To disable all plugins, log in to phpMyAdmin and select your WordPress database from the left-hand menu. Browse the table wp_options and find the option active_plugins. Click the pencil icon to edit. The table content will vary, depending on the plugins enabled. For example, if you have the Akismet and Hello Dolly plugins enabled, the code there will