Easy Installation and Upgrade WordPress

Have you ever heard the “WordPress’ famous 5 minute install”? Well, actually you don’t have to spend 5 minute in order to install WordPress. You can even do it by yourself in less than 3 minute. This being so easy to install WordPress. Imagine how easy and fast it is. The same thing also applies [...]

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User Profiles in WordPress

One of the beauty of WordPress is that it provides a User Profile page so users that have been registered in your website are able to complete their profile information by themselves. In the other side, either you are the owner of the website or programmer or know about PHP, then you are easily able [...]

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User Roles and User Levels in WordPress

User Roles WordPress has a term that describes the role of the user; it’s called with User Roles. User Roles is designed to give the blog owner the ability to control and assign what users can and cannot do in the blog. Each Role is allowed to perform a set of tasks called Capabilities. Subscriber [...]

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WordPress UTC Friendly

In WordPress, when you’re writing an article, then the date and time when you save the article was going to be stored in two separate columns. First, the date and time in UTC format (post_date_gmt), and the second one is date and time in a format that appropriate with time zone you specify in the [...]

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Install WordPress in the Root or Subdirectory (Portable Core)

You can install your WordPress whether in the root or subdirectory of your web server. Depending on the needs, you can choose one of those two options. Many people choose the first option which is the easiest way. Some other people want to install WordPress in a subdirectory. If you decide the second choice, then [...]

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Install WordPress in Localhost (Locally Install)

You can either install WordPress on your localhost (your own computer/notebook) or on a shared hosting account. Installing WordPress on localhost is very easy, useful, and recommended when you want to learn and test WordPress, especially when you are using WordPress for the very first time. In addition, this local server is very useful when [...]

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WordPress License and Platform

License: WordPress is licensed under the GPL. In short sentence, GPL means that if you modify something, you have to release the source code for it. In the other words, WordPress is a 100% FREE! Platform: PHP (4.3 or newer) and MySQL (4.1.2 or newer) are required (currently when this article is written). This can [...]

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