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How To Hide Welcome Panel For WordPress Multisite ?

Everytime you update your WordPress MU site network it displays a welcome panel showing all new functions and updates to all your users. If you like you can easily hide it from all your subsite owners.

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Make Facebook-Twitter Type Profile Address In Your BuddyPress Network

Allow yours BuddyPress site members to create their usernames in site’s root. So that their profile URL appear as domain.com/username Just like Facebook & Twitter where profile URLs are facebook.com/username and twitter.com/username

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How To Add Hacks In Your BuddyPress Site Without Loosing Them In The Next Update ?

Add actions and hacks without touching your theme’s function.php file. So that you don’t loose them anytime while running BuddyPress update.

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Generating Pie Charts, Changing Images And Bubbles In Your Website’s Favicon

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How To Restrict Other Servers From Accessing Your Files ?

If your site stores popular image files then for reducing bandwidth usage you can use this Apache hack for denying servers to access your files. Open your sites .htaccess file for editing and add the following code:

<FilesMatch “.(gif|jpe?g)$”> SetEnvIf Referer “^http://([^/]*.)?mydomain.com/” request_ok = 1 Order Allow, Deny Allow from env=request_ok [...]

How To Access Facebook Messages Received From Strangers ?

Facebook message which you receive from your friends are displayed in the message section but for accessing messages sent to you by strangers you have to follow these steps:

Login to your Facebook account. No need to visit traditional message menu. Click Facebook Home. On the left sidebar there is a messages link [...]

Disable Comments On WordPress Media Attachments

Using WP Plugin

Download and activate Disable Comments plugin. Using this plugin admins can easily disable comments site wide or according to post type. After installation it can be accessed from settings menu of admin area dashboard.

Using WP Hack

Add this code in your theme’s function.php [...]

How To Configure Apache WebSite To Use Multiple Ports ?

Open httpd.conf file in your host. Find Listen 80 and on the next line add Listen 8080 Find VirtualHost section for your Site config. Add *:8080. It should look like this: <VirtualHost *:80 *:8080> Restart Apache Test your work by hitting your site to the new port number. Example: http://www.yoursite.com:8080

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