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    How To Install WordPress Locally Using WAMP

    February 4, 2013
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    WordPress is a fun blogging software, and if you are one of those who like to try new things on your WordPress blog, it’s always a good idea to get a local installation of WordPress on your system. You can use it to try new WordPress plugin, making changes in your theme and many more task. Infact, if you have seen WordPress videos on my Youtube channel, you would notice all the videos are created ...

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    How to Automate WordPress Database Backup

    January 30, 2013
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    When ever I talk about WordPress security, I always mentioned how important it is to take timely backup of your blog. There are many tools like ManageWP, Vaultpress, which let you take complete backup of your WordPress blog, but in this case we are only looking at taking WordPress database backup. There are many plugins like Wp Db-backup, Wp Db-manager, which will quickly let you take backup of WordPress blog database. Out of all, I ...

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    Wp-Optimize Plugin: Optimize WordPress Database with Single Click

    January 20, 2013
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    WordPress database optimization is one one of the essential task to keep your WordPress blog healthy. WordPress uses MySQL to create tables and database to store data. With time, you end up adding many redundant table data, database overhead in your database, and you should keep removing them to keep your database healthy. Along with this, WordPress features like post revisions, auto-draft also adds more into database size, and you should empty all such tables to keep ...

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    How to Move WordPress Site to New Host: Zero Downtime

    June 7, 2012
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    When ever I talked about WordPress hosting, I always mentioned that WordPress is memory hogging CMS and you should always go for a Webhosting which is optimized for WordPress hosting. One of my WordPress client, wanted to move WordPress blog from Dreamhost to Hostgator, as Hostgator is one of the best alternative for Dreamhost. Here I will share the complete step by step tutorial to move WordPress site to a new host. In this case, Dreamhost uses ...

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    How to Delete Custom Field value from WordPress Database

    May 7, 2011
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    If your WordPress blog is old, probably you will notice lots of custom field meta_key in your WordPress custom field option. The problem with this is that you will see lots of unused custom field values which is added by some old theme or by plugin which you used long time back. Here is a screenshot of ShoutMeLoud custom field which has lots of custom value and many of them are because of old theme ...

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    My Experience In Withstanding A Hosting Outrage

    April 6, 2011
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    There are so many situations when the web hosting scenario of your blog or website can crash completely. You get a huge traffic spike, mess up your WordPress theme, a whole bunch of people hotlink your images/ static files and your blog is stressed out. If you have hosted your blog or website on a shared hosting server and have problems regarding heavy bandwidth usages, increased memory consumption amongst other things, you might want to read ...

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    Revision Control Plugin : Limit Posts Revisions in WordPress

    April 19, 2009
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    Revision control is a useful WordPress plugin for putting a limit in WordPress post revisions. This WordPress limit posts revision plugin is very useful for bloggers to keep their blog Db optimized. Post revision is one of very useful feature from WordPress. This feature keeps old post revision of your blog post. This is very useful feature to restore your post to last saved version. (Last edited version). Though despite of his useful feature, if ...

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