Using the wget command to archive/site rip a website in a single line – completely free!
Howto: Archive an old WordPress site?

Using the wget command to archive/site rip a website in a single line – completely free!
The Wordpress RSS widget is great for adding news and stuff to your website. By default it adds an RSS logo to the title. What if you don’t want it?
Here is how I did it by just editing one line
Is the world’s fastest framework for building websites the thinking coder’s answer to Wordpress?
No, but that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t join Wordpress and DokuWiki in our portfolio.
Stuff set up years ago which you are now dependent can suddenly go AWOL. And so can the the guy who set it up or even the company who host it. Or different people blaming each other.
WordPress uploads are limited to a maximum size. Many find it set to 2MB by default. It is straightforward to increase this. If you are using Multisite then go to Network Settings and at the bottom you will find the
The Register reports Nominet Domain Registra 1-2-3 has introduced a stealth charge on customers wishing to transfer out their uk domains (changing the IPS TAG).
This year I have been receiving a sledgeload of spam emails urging me to register the new TLDs. Todays lot includes the riveting: .directory .technology .contractors .construction .land .today .kitchen
Blind panic this week when our upgrade from 3.7 to 3.8 left our clients unable to log in. A bit fundamental that.
We have run a number of phpBB forums for around ten years. It was the standard, it was free and it was great. However since version 3.0.3 very little has happened. It was … SOCIAL MEDIA. No more, the rise
According to my good friend and slavedriver TOGGL my largest slab of time last week was spent on upgrading Google Maps API version 2 to API version 3.