You would like your users to stay on your blog and peruse as many posts as possible. One of the ways to do this effectively is by using random posts.
WordPress is easy to use but more importantly it is easy to modify using many different open source and free plugins. You can customize your site for your specific uses and needs. With the top ten plugins, you can make your site more interesting and user friendly.
What happens when your site gets a lot of attention and suddenly becomes a high traffic site? Will using WordPress hinder the availability of posts on the site? Will it be able to handle the sheer volume of traffic that may occur once your site becomes extremely popular?
A WordPress post-install checklist will ensure all steps are completed as needed and cut down the time needed for installation even further.
Protected pages or members’ only pages in WordPress are a great way to give sneak previews or share proprietary information. There are two ways you can set up a members’ only area to your site with pages that are only available for viewing from those who are approved, registered users.
Changing the permalinks may affect affect search engine ranking and detract traffic from your site. This can be quite problematic but there is a solution that will allow you to change your permalinks without adversely affecting Google indexing, Yahoo indexing, other search engine results or bookmarked links.
Many people do not find the default setting for pagination appealing and they want something more attractive and easier to use. This plugin will help your site look better. It will allow users to more easily navigate through the site.
Tags are different from wordpress categories. They are clickable, comma-seperated keywords that help you microcategorize a post by defining the topics in it.
Wordpress.com provides few extra options that you can use to refine your post before publishing it for the whole world to see. Please be aware that these settings are applied only to the post you are working on. They do not apply to any future or past posts you make. These options can be found on the Add New Post page (click the Add New link on the Posts menu).
