Wordpress Tutorials

How to Setup MAXCDN With Wp Super Cache Plugin

August 3, 2012

Every time we talk about speeding up WordPress blog, one of the most recommended tip is to setup CDN on your blog. Setting up CDN for the first time sounds like a rocket-science but in real, you can easily set up MAXCDN within minutes of work. Here I’m sharing a quick guide on how you can setup MAXCDN with Wp super cache Plugin. MaxCDN is one of the recognized and most popular CDN service. They ...

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How to Move WordPress Site to New Host: Zero Downtime

June 7, 2012

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 Edit WordPress .htaccess File

January 20, 2012

Earlier, I posted about WordPress .htaccess file and here I’m sharing a quick tutorial on how to edit WordPress. htaccess file. There are many methods which you can follow to do the same, here we will look into three of them: cPanel method, WordPress dashboard and using any FTP client from desktop. More over when you edit your WordPress permalink, you need to update your .htaccess file. If you are a self hosted WordPress user, ...

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How to Install WordPress on Bluehost WebHosting

January 18, 2012

There are many cheap and reliable Hosting for WordPress out there and one of them is Bluehost. I have used Bluehost for my client sites and what I like about them is unlike many other hosting, they don’t over sale it. Also, they come up with only Shared and reseller hosting package, where you can host multiple sites. This guide is for newbie users to learn how to install WordPress on Bluehost hosting. One thing ...

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How to Install WordPress Theme using Wp Dashboard or FTP

November 17, 2011

We are extending our WordPress guide and here we are going to give you a complete guide on installing WordPress theme. Like WordPress plugin installation, WordPress themes can be installed from Dashboard or from FTP software. We will give you the guide for both the methods & before we move ahead, I would like you to read following guide, which will help you to get started with WordPress. How to Install WordPress on Hostgator How ...

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How to Serve Images from a Sub-Domain [WordPress]

October 24, 2011

This is a guest post by Yousuf who blogs at HaveFunForever. If you would like to write for ShoutMeLoud, check our guest posting guidelines. We all know that Google started ranking website based on Page speed. Though the difference due to page speed could be as low as 1%, but it’s one of the part of Google SEO suggestion. In this post I’m going to share how you can host images in a sub-domain and server images to main blog. Also ...

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How to Integrate Google Page Speed with W3 Total Cache

July 1, 2011

Earlier I wrote about How to configure W3 Total cache and also about Google Page speed. Latest version of W3 total cache allow you to integrate with Google page speed to see the performance of your site. Faster your site is, better it’s for search engine ranking. In this guide, I will be sharing how to enable Google page speed inside W3 total cache. I assume, you must have installed w3 Total cache plugin. In ...

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WordPress Tags : What is it & How to Organize Them?

May 27, 2011

When we talk about organizing a WordPress blog structure, Tags and categories plays major role. People who migrated from BlogSpot, they often get confused as BlogSpot only offers label. Today, I’m going to talk a little about WordPress tags, so that you can utilize it better and keep your blog structure clean. Read: Check out complete WordPress guide What are WordPress tags? Alright, let me start with hard way and understand tags and categories are entirely ...

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