WordCamp UK Gold Sponsor
By Joe Gardiner Thursday, 19th May 2011
I’m very happy to announce that CatN is the Gold Sponsor for this years WordCamp UK hosted at Portsmouth University. The event is the follow up to the very successful WordCamp UK 2010, and will be running from the 16th to 17th of July 2011.
CatN will be there in force with a large stand at the event with plenty of freebies, and the CatN logo gracing T-Shirts, banners and all manner of WordPress paraphernalia. If you’re planning on going to the event or are still undecided there’s plenty of information on the WordCamp UK wiki, until the official WordCamp UK 2011 web site is launched.
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WPSQT – Creating custom pages
By Iain Cambridge Monday, 18th April 2011
Plenty of WPQST users have been requesting custom page creation documentation, so here it is! As usual, if you have any questions leave a comment and I’ll get back to you.
Step One – Creating the directory
Firstly create the custom directory. The name and required location of the custom directory can be found on the quiz or survey details page, it will be highlighted with a yellow background. It will look something like…
/var/ww/wp-content/plugins/wp-survey-and-quiz-tool/pages/custom/0/quiz-1.
You should create this directory and then copy the folders from pages/site into the custom directory. You’re custom directory should have the following layout for a quiz.
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WordPress VIP hosting for the rest of us…
By Mark Sutton Tuesday, 9th February 2010
As you may have read, TechCrunch, a blog focused on profiling and reviewing internet products, was hacked a couple of weeks ago.
They were using Rackspace’s hosting service, but if you run a traceroute on the TechCrunch domain you’ll see that it’s now pointing to wordpress.com. Even more of a giveaway, they have changed the hosting tag in the footer of their site, so it now says, “Powered by WordPress.com VIP“.
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Why WordPress is the most popular CMS…
By Joe Gardiner Wednesday, 3rd February 2010
Is WordPress the best blog/content management system available? We think so, and in 2009 the Open Source CMS Awards thought so too! Lets have a look at what makes WordPress so popular.
According to Technorati’s most 100 visited blogs and CMS wire’s research, and Pingdom’s recent review of the blogging market, WordPress blogs claim at least a 27% market share. If the wordpress.com hosted blogs are to be included, that figure could be as high as 36%.
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