In Girlyblogger make another good harvest, this time with more than 40 Wordpress Themes and Templates blogger with Christmas. Now we approach the time, in these times. With personal Christmas Days is one of the more I like it and is available to blogger and wordpress.

Wordpress , by default, displays the version you are using your blog in the source code within a goal tag with the following:

The problem with this is that this information can be used with bad intentions, especially if they do not always have the latest version installed, which by the way, it is increasingly tedious to do with the number of versions and subversion post. So, for completely eliminate

this information must be made two easy steps:

1. Remove the version on the theme .

Most of the items bring the function that adds the version of Wordpress, to eliminate it, go to File header.php and look as follows:

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Not in all matters, but so we find it, maybe your item not included by default.

2. Action without leaving the function that writes the version .

Previously the code from Step 1 to eliminate the target tag with information from the generator, but the Wordpress recently realized how easy it was to do it and hid a little more in the

core system.

Then, find the functions.php in the folder of your theme (you may be right before:

?> the end of the file) and put the following:  
 Remove 

// version of WP
remove_action ( 'wp_head', 'wp_generator');

Conclusion

It is understandable that in Wordpress want to have statistics on the use of CMS, but if this opens up a potential vulnerability, seeking a different, more discreet.

Source: Support wordpress

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Really interesting collection of vbush for Wordpress they do in speckyboy are over 100 videos with tutorials for new users or advanced this platform. Since installing wordpress, to design a theme, turning up wordpress on a full CMS.

Announced since its official blog, and I imagine those already discovered by lovers Plugins promptly update used in his WordPress, we learned that Askimet, the spam filter in stringency, has added between its features a statistical service to which you can access from the home page of the administrator:

The graphics allows us to sift between spam, ham, missed spam, false positive and yummy foot -you go. to understand what it means c/u-, as well as a historical monthly :

This feature does not doubt it will be a delight for those addicted to the statistics, but on the other hand allows us to locate, for example, the times in which we have seen more invaded by spamers and if match for example, with some period small updated site. At least from my point of view and from experience with other blogcitos moribund got around, there is a greater proliferation of spam when you stop posting. Or will my imaginations?

The favicon of a web, despite being just a chart to be displayed in 16 × 16 pixels in browsers, can be a great reference. Proof of this is that if we keep a website in the Favorites (bookmarks) browser only thing visible is its title and favicon.

Although it is easy incorporation into any website or blog, can be even simpler in Wordpress using Blog Icons, a plugin that lets you manage with a very simple interface favicon on your site. You can upload the image directly from the panel's favicon or add it remotely, ie with its URL.

Additionally you can add the icon to navigate from an iPod or iPhone and the icon to display some readers feeds. Easier impossible.

Download the plugin: blog Icons / Via: Unijimpe

Automattic, the company owns Wordpress , buy PollDaddy, one of the most popular services for new polls on websites. It seems that the idea is to create a service that can be integrated in a quick 2.0 to other applications such as MySpace, Ning, Blogger, Typepad, Hi5, Orkut, Piczo and clear Wordpress. And it is the latter that have already launched a plugin.

The plugin the same name, PollDaddy , and allows you to create and manage polls PollDady.com from the panel of writing, of course, prior record if you do not even have an account with that service ( Videotutorial see). For now the plug is just a shortcut to what they already could do manually and you will see in the future if we see a more natural integration with Wordpress.

Automattic is on the rise, has already bought Buddypress, InteseDebate and now PollDaddy, all services related to blogging and clear, sponsored by his best card: Wordpress.