Nov
Eliminate the post of historical WordPress (Post Revision)
With the release of WordPress 2.6, the version before the current version available, in my view, the best content manager for the administration of a log, first appeared in the feature known as English "Post Revision", or in Spanish as "Historic WordPress", or "History of Post," which automatically stored in a copy of the article we were writing for that in case of changes, we could see earlier versions ...
I personally never used this feature, but I never bother to disable it, why were created more than three revisions per article he wrote, accumulate in the database without my blog that I would be useful, and as I read do nothing more than to return to WordPress when the slow accumulation of these revisions is already too ...
So now had two problems because if you do not disable this function would continue to accrue for my articles and reviews for more than disable it and had accumulated months of revisions in my database, and WordPress does not provide any function for ... Search for elimination Internet finished in the article "How to Delete Existing Stored Revisions WordPress Post / Saved" published in "My Digital Life" which covered my problem ...
Before you remove the historic post of WordPress what we should do is to disable this feature so it does not continue accumulating them once removed ... To do this, see the "Off the historic post in WordPress 2.6" published by Andres Nieto in which we stated that we will edit the file "wp-config.php" and add the following line of code ...
define ( 'WP_POST_REVISIONS', false);
In this way WordPress does not create further revisions to our products and we can move on to the next step which will remove all revisions stored in the database ... For this we need to enter through phpMyAdmin or whatever it is that we are using that allows us to, in the database of our WordPress, run the following line ...
DELETE FROM wp_posts WHERE post_type = "revision"
If we do not know how to use phpMyAdmin or not we have the most remote and enter the same can use the WordPress plugin "WP-DBManager" that allows us to run queries to our database from the Admin Panel of our blog ... < >

I was chatting by instant messaging with my girlfriend when, in one of those intervals, asked that he could sit down to write on the blog because he had the desire but not the idea, and his answer was " From my < > "... So good, I'm going to write it, or rather of personal relationships, and how these might affect our" work "as writers in a blog ...

A few days ago "The Big G", or "Big G" (Google!) Decided to implement different designs for Gmail, its e-mail service, allowing us to us, the users, change the design of the same rather bored of the typical white and blue ... This will have a thirty-designs, including the default, which combine different colors and shades, until funds very flashy, well-designed ...
In a way perhaps magical, I think looking for something related to WordPress (which incidentally is misplaced at this point), ends Voz Me on the site, a completely free service that allows us to convert any text entered in the Form this website in audio to give any use of the less waste time reading ...
The service is in several languages, among which besides English is the Spanish, which gives us the ability to write in our language and then listen to the audio generated, with both male and female voice ... It is clear that English tone of voice is much better than in Spanish, sounds less robotic, but it is understood to perfection ...
The audio generated through Voice I can even be downloaded in MP3 for playback at any time without an Internet connection ... Another possibility which gives us the service is to integrate it with our own blog to run an automatic audio from each of the articles written for the reader to become a listener ...
I've used it with several pieces of various lengths, and we must stress that it works quickly, without a break in play at some point ... Surely they will be useful (I think I can serve to study) ... ... Greetings < >











