by Edit0r | Apr 4, 2017 | Web Design
WordPress site owners have been hit hard this week with a double security whammy including the announcement of a vulnerability in the server OpenSSL system called “Heartbleed” and an exploit in the commonly used JetPack plugin. OpenSSL Heartbleed Vulnerability A...
by Edit0r | Apr 4, 2017 | Web Design
At the February WordPress Sydney central meetup Dan Radigan @danradigan, self confessed Agile content geek at Atlassian’s San Francisco office, gave a talk on how to optimise content in your WordPress blog, gaining a better reach to your...
by Edit0r | Apr 4, 2017 | Web Design
Great news. WordFence, the makers of the WordPress security firewall plugin of the same name, have launched a real-time view of attacks blocked by their software. It’s quite mesmerising watching all the connections bounce over the world map but you have to...
by Edit0r | Apr 4, 2017 | Web Design
I’m subscribed to and respond in a fair few number of WordPress groups and forums such as the WordPress Developers and WordPress Experts groups on LinkedIn. Do you know what one of the most commonly asked questions is? “Will my site break if I update to WordPress...
by Edit0r | Apr 4, 2017 | Web Design
WordPress 3.9 has been given a release date of April 15th (tax day in the US). And there’s a lot to do before the release which was the focus of this weeks WordPress core dev meeting on Freenode. If you’re a WordPress developer and haven’t queued into one of...
by Edit0r | Apr 4, 2017 | Web Design
I previously wrote a post showing how to target specific Internet Explorer (IE) versions using CSS hacks. So when I came across an CSS rendering issue for a client site which only seemed to happen in IE 10/11 (really!) I thought I’d skip back and see if those hacks...