Author: Pixel Insert / Pixert
Basic robots.txt for WordPress
1. Never allow indexing of the cgi-bin 2. Never allow indexing WordPress folders If you want to allow the wp-content/uploads folder 3. Block feeds, this will make the robots crawling on-site content, gives better ranks in the SEARCH ENGINE RESULT PAGE 4. Never allow indexing trackback 5. Make robots think comments as part of the…
How to transfer domain between registrars
Twitter buzzed with news about GoDodady supported SOPA yesterday (STOP ONLINE PIRACY ACT, just in today, GoDaddy drops support for SOPA). This incident forced many people to transferred their domains from GoDaddy to other registrars that opposing SOPA. What is SOPA? SOPA is a bill that was introduced in the United States House of Representatives…
How to change the bullet size and color with CSS
The following code snippet help you change the bullet size and color of your unordered lists. We are using simple CSS code to do that 1. Create your bullet list image via Adobe Photoshop or you can use another image editor to do that (e.g Pixelmator). Save the image as a transparent png image file.…
How to Find Facebook Page/Profile IDs
Many Facebook Applications need Facebook Page ID and Profile ID or Admin ID. If you are using a custom username for your Facebook profile or page,e.g facebook.com/PixelInsert then unique ID will not appear. Facebook social plugins require this unique ID 1. Facebook Graph API Facebook Graph API help detecting Facebook Page/Profile/Admin ID from your Facebook username You will…
Repair WordPress Database
When a WordPress table crash, one symptom might be that all of your posts seem to have disappeared, or perhaps all of your drafts. You may even get a message in phpMyAdmin telling you that one of your tables haves crashed. No need to worry. Repairing tables is very easy. Warning : backup the WordPress…
WordPress Database Optimization
WordPress is powered by PHP and depends on MySQL database; in fact, all the content, including the website settings, are stored in it. When your WordPress site is visited, the web server will query the database to retrieve all the necessary information to display. However, over time, the speed required for querying the database will…