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Blogs & Content Management Systems & Scripts & Tips and Tricks & WordPress Alan Hartung on 19 Dec 2008
Use iframe in WordPress
With WordPress’s custom page templates, you can now get iframes to work in the body of your pages.
After searching the internet far and wide for an iframe solution for WordPress, I mostly found uppity comments about how it was not secure, and you just should not use them.
Blogs & Open Source & Scripts & Tips and Tricks & WordPress Alan Hartung on 25 Nov 2008
Use sIFR with WordPress dropdown menus
After much searching across the webosphere, I decided very few people have shared how to integrate sIFR with dropdown menus.
I found one example, but his solution did not work for me.
Taking his cue, however, I did implement SuperFish as a starting point.
Blogs & Content Management Systems & Scripts & WordPress Alan Hartung on 06 Dec 2007
Bad Behavior Locked Up Websites
Possibly thousands of bloggers were thrown into a panic by being locked out of their own blogs the last couple of days. The popular “Bad Behavior” plug-in started banning nearly all IP’s and in many cases locking individual users out of their own blogs.
A friend could not even access his wp-admin page, because of the glitch in the plug-in!
Announcements & Blogs & Optimization & PPC (Pay Per Click) & Search Engine Marketing & Software & Website Hosting Alan Hartung on 19 May 2007
Google Analytics Overhaul – New Interface
Google Analytics provided a much needed improvement to their system this week.
As a user since the beginning of Google Analytics, I can tell you that these new improvements are intuitive and provide easier ways to get the information you need.
Among my favorite improvements are the “Dashboard,” a customizable overview of your site statistics, the extensive scheduled reports via email, and a more intuitive organization to the navigation in the left column of the Analytics page.