i had created a free word press blog, but i did not add plugin.
Is there no plugin option for free members? my blog and my admin page screen shot is uploaded in http://ponnusamyror.wordpress.com/how-can-i-add-plugin-in-free-wordpress-account/? please anyone show me the result
You can’t use plugins in wp.com blogs. First check Appearance>Widgets for useful sidebar items. There’s a lot that can be done with Text widgets, which accept html (but no javascript or flash).
http://en.support.wordpress.com/plugins/
Most WordPress.com users won’t find a Plugins tab in your dashboard. We include and configure the plugins for you, so you don’t need to worry about them.
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I am running into an error were Yoast keeps pulling blog posts that are for members only and causing login screen to pop up. When I disable Yoast across the whole website it works. But i need to be able to keep keep the plugin without running into errors like this.
Log in to your WordPress website. When you're logged in, you will be in your 'Dashboard'. On the left-hand side, you will see a menu. In that menu, click on 'SEO'.
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There is no any option for custom apply plugin in yoast. If you find any error then change plugin and use All in One SEO Plugin. This is best.
Yoast SEO is a WordPress plug-in designed to help you improve some of the most important on-page SEO factors–even if you aren’t experienced with Web development and SEO. This plug-in takes care of everything from setting up your meta titles and descriptions to creating a sitemap. Yoast even helps you tackle the more complex tasks like editing your robots.txt and .htaccess.
Some of the settings may seem a little complex if you’re new to SEO and WordPress, but Yoast created a complete tutorial to help you get everything set up. And the team at WPBeginner made this handy video to help you get set up quickly.
I'm running a self-hosted Wordpress site, and I'm about to change the homepage layout from a blog to a more magazine-type format.
I know that some users will prefer to still see the old format, and I'd like to offer this as an option - for visitors to be able to select a second index.php (for instance index-blog.php) as their default homepage for the site.
I assume cookies would allow this, but if that's not possible, perhaps logged-in users would have that ability?
I can't seem to find a plugin that would help with this, so I'd really appreciate any tips - as well as advice on how having 'two' homepages might affect SEO.
Thanks in advance!
You can do this programmatically see this link. You should also create a child theme for your main theme see the codex for how to do that.
I am creating a blog for my site using Word Press. The only part of the site managed by word press will be the blog. So far I have created a basic theme which displays my blog posts however I don't have anything offering users the option to comment on my blog posts.
This is something I want to have implemented. I am against the idea of installing plug-ins but I am new to the Word Press platform so was wondering if someone could offer any suggestions in regards to how I would go about performing this within Word Press (preferably without a plug-in)
Thanks
in case you do want to use WordPress's built-in commenting system, you can enable that in the settings under discussion -- just need to click the box next to "Allow people to post comments on new articles" (along with whatever other settings you wish)
from SO comment thread... support for WP comments discussed in part 2 of tutorial: http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/wordpress/how-to-create-a-wordpress-theme-from-scratch-part-2/
Hey Guys, is there a wordpress plugin that allows admin to add accommodation listings? I would like to modify fields, upload images etc etc
Ive looked in the plugins and not one of them is a real solution
What I need is a plugin that will allow me to add the images, change the fields, etc and then also display it as a typical listing, ie photo, description, maybe a field or two, price
And when you click on it, it'll take you to the full detailed page....
Thanks for your help in advance
I would go this route. Not a plugin, but if you're a serious agent, this is a nice way to go.
http://www.studiopress.com/themes/agentpress
I've developed my own Wordpress theme and I wanted to give users the ability to subscribe to my blog.
I have the typical Post RSS and Comment RSS options that come with Wordpress under the META section of the sidebar, but I also wanted to give my readers an option to just input their email address and press a button to "subscribe".
I know this is possible since I've seen many many blogs that use this, and if needed I can list some here. But I'm not sure if this is a plugin or a widget or what-have-you.
If you know how to implement this functionality into a Wordpress theme please let me know.
Try this plugin:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/subscribe2/
When i wanna add a new functionality to my WP sites, i always start by googling plugins. I mean if the solution already exists, that means less work for me, right? ;)
There are enough newsletter plugins in the plugin directory. You shouldn't add such code into your theme; this is really a plugin job, and your users may choose another one than yours.
This plugin is very useful if you are using feedburner http://feedburner.google.com/ for feeds.
This will open a popup to your visitor for subscriber
https://wordpress.org/plugins/sc-popup-subscriber-form/
You can try with https://wordpress.org/plugins/jetpack/ it's so helpful plugin for email subscription option on WordPress site.