If you read my previous post, you’re already aware that I’m fairly new to WPMU, and this post is directed to those users who are just starting to find their way into the multi-user WordPress environment. Following is a quick tip that will help you immensely in the long run, but first some background information.
Through [...] Read more »
Hello. My name is Adam W. Warner, and I’m a WPMU addict.
Andrea recently put out a call for authors here on WPMU Tutorials, which I answered, and I wanted my first post to be a quick introduction of who I am, what WPMU means to me, and what I hope to achieve by authoring posts [...] Read more »
I know, I know. I’m way behind in Site of the Week. But! My buddy Kevin did a review of Edublog’s *new* look.
I’m still swamped - even more so, plus spring is truly here in Canada. Did I mention I like in the country next to a lake? (And I’m still looking for guest posts.)
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After a bit of a wait, macgruder from the forums has released Montyspam. It seems really easy to use and uncomplicated in the backend. Better yet, it was developed specifically for MU *first*.
If you’ve been looking for some way to manage comment spam on your system, this could be the way to go.
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Barry over at clearskys has given us a sneak peek at Staypress, a “a collection of plugins that will turn a standard vanilla installation
of WordPress or WordPress MU into a property management and bookings
system.”
He’s done a load of work, such as removing menu items users won’t need, and turning the system on it’s head, bringing [...] Read more »
WordPress MU sets some serious limits on users in the system, even going so far as to not allow (by default) common styles to post content. Things like iframes and embeds are understandably not allowed in an open setup.
But there are cases where you may be setting up a system in a closed environment and [...] Read more »
Donncha has let us all know that there’s been another release candiate, post here. We’re all hoping that if things go well, an official new version will come out on Friday.
Now, since I’ve been real quiet here because I’m swamped with life, work and a pinched nerve in my arm, I thought I’d put out [...] Read more »
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