Comments are the lifeblood of any website. It keeps pumping some interesting views and discussions into a post. However, I have seen several blogs which close comments for posts which are older than say a month or two
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Do You Automatically Close Comments on Old Posts?
Before I start, I must say that this question is directed more towards advanced users, rather than users who don’t fiddle with their themes. As a advanced user of both WordPress and PHP, I prefer to keep things to the minimal and make use of existing features rather than adding new ones that overlap.
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How Often do You Use Functions.php in Themes?
Before I start, I must say that this question is directed more towards advanced users, rather than users who don’t fiddle with their themes. As a advanced user of both WordPress and PHP, I prefer to keep things to the minimal and make use of existing features rather than adding new ones that overlap.
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How Often do You Use Functions.php in Themes?
During the WordPress development chat today, one of the topics of discussion centered around the suggestion of changing the Hello World post that is seen with every new install of WordPress to something that contained useful WordPress specific information such as links to the release mailing list, the codex and other helpful material. I’d like to break down how this change came about to show how easy it is to contribute to the WordPress project without writing a line of code.
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WordPress 2.9 Revamps Hello World
