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This section contains, what I hope, are interesting articles and tutorials relating to WordPress best practices for programming and design.
If you have any particular topic you would like to discuss, then please leave a comment below.
- 101 How to Write a WordPress Plugin (Video)
- 110 WordPress Plugin Naming and Declaration (Video)
- 120 The Plugin Class (Video)
- 130 WordPress Hooks, Actions and Filters (Video)
- 131 Text to Hyperlink Filter Example (Video)
- 140 WordPress Administration Menus/Panels/Pages (Video)
- 141 WordPress PK Admin Menu 0v1 Demo – A Simple Sub Menu (Video)
- 142 WordPress PK Admin Menu 0v2 A Top-level and Sub-level Menu (Video)
- 143 Admin Menu 0v3 Text to Hyperlink (Video)
- 150 Database (Coming soon)
- 161 Javascript Inclusion with Plugins
- 162 CSS Inclusion with Plugins
- 170 Plugin Release and Promotion (Coming soon)
- Best ISP for WordPress and eBusiness
- Choosing a WordPress Theme
- Clear “Briefly Unavailable for Scheduled Maintenance” Message
- Create a WordPress Custom Database Error Page
- Domain Names – What You Need to Know
- 20 Tips on Creating Your Domain Name
- Add on Domains – What Are Add on Domains?
- DNS Servers – What Are DNS Servers
- Does a Good Domain Name Improve Search Engine Ranking?
- Domain Name Extensions – Which Is Best?
- Domain Name Registrars – Who Are They?
- Domain Name Registration – Where And How To Register
- Domain Names – How Do They Work?
- Domain Names – What Are They?
- IP Address – How to Find an IP Address for Any Url
- IP Address – What is an IP Address?
- Older Domain Names – Do They Rank Higher (Video)?
- Sub-Domains – What are Sub-Domains?
- The Right Domain Name – How to Find Choose Good Doain Names
- Top Level Domain (TLD) – What is a Top Level Domain?
- Where to Register Domain Names
- Your Own a Domain Name – Why You Should Buy One One
- Editing WordPress CSS using Dreamweaver
- Editing WordPress CSS using Dreamweaver
- Flash Over Drop Down Menu Solution
- Goodbye BANS – Hello PhpBay
- How to Build a WordPress Ecommerce Website Store
- How to Choose Hosting For WordPress
- How to find WordPress Page ID Solution
- How to Install Google Custom Search Engine in WordPress – Part 1
- How to Make a Website Fast and Easy
- How to Remove All WordPress HTML Comment Tags
- How to Remove HTML Tags from WordPress 3.x Comment Box
- Installing WordPress in a Local Development Environment Using WampServer (Video)
- Making Money from WordPress Plugins, Themes and the GNU General Public License
- Managing authors & users in WordPress
- Plan Your Blog For Your Future
- Start an Online Business – How to Make Your Own Website
- Stop WordPress Eating your Disk Space
- Tags vs Categories
- The Blog – The Ultimate Free Internet Business Income Generator
- Three Ecommerce Web 2.0 Platforms You Should Know About
- Top 10 Blog Traffic Tips
- Twelve Steps to Your Own Internet Marketing Business
- Using a Blog Vs Using a E-commerce Website?
- Web Presence – A Must For Small Business
- Web Sites Built on WordPress Foundations
- What to Look For in a WordPress Ecommerce Plugin
- What Web 2.0 Has to Offer to Small Business
- Which is the Best CMS For SEO?
- WordPress Post Install Checklist (Video)
- Installing a local development server environment using WampServer (Video)
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Followed your excellent tutorial on installing multiple copies of wordpress into WAMP. But I cant find anything on moving the local wamp database and wordpress files to a new host online. Plenty of MAMP stuff but nothing on WAMP
Hi Mark
Do you really want to move the WAMP database or do you want to move the WordPress installation and its MySQL database?
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From the point of view of virus etc. as these files are not application type files you should be safe from viruses. But I also suggest you do not run any autoloading zip files and always run a virus scanner over all your files before usage (AVG Anti-Virus is FREE).
Hope this help, Philip.