In his “Three the Easy Way” presentation at WordSesh , Jason Cosper spoke about what can happen when you use open wifi and how to make your WordPress site more secure.
Here are my notes from his talk.
Like many of us, one of Jason’s friend went to a local coffee house and used the free wifi.
She checked email, posted to Facebook, shared updates on Twitter, and posted an update to her WordPress site. Continue reading Recap: Three the Easy Way, WordSesh 3
If you’ve been looking to improve your knowledge of WordPress, but haven’t been able to attend your local Meetup group or nearby WordCamp, reserve some time in front of your computer or digital device this weekend.
That’s when the third WordSesh returns with 24 hours of free online presentations that will be livestreamed.
Think of it as a virtual WordCamp, where you’ll learn about WordPress and can interact with attendees and speakers on chat and Twitter. Continue reading WordSesh Returns December 20, 2014
With the announcement nRelate will shut down the end of the year, many WordPress users are looking for an alternative to the nRelate Related Content plugin.
Displaying related content at the end of your blog post allows your readers to find other content on your site they may find interesting.
Providing related posts keeps your readers engaged and encourages readers to stay on your website longer and return again.Continue reading Related Posts Alternatives to nRelate Plugin