Hello, I’m back, thanks for your patience. I have a Plugin that I feel everyone should download. The name is the Hyper Cache and it is important if you have several WordPress Blogs:
Hyper Cache is a new cache system for WordPress, specifically written for people which have their blogs on low resources hosting provider (cpu and mysql). It works even with hosting based on Microsoft IIS (just tuning the configuration). It has three invalidation method: all the cache, single post based and nothing but with control on home and archive pages invalidation……. Go to Plugin Page
Also if you go to the Official Page:
Pay attention: add that line of code just after the define(WPLANG, ”) not at the and of wp-config.php. In the file it self is explained to now modify it under a certain line.
Configuration
Expiration time
What means “expire a cached page after X minutes” and what’s the best value? Hyper Cache stores an html page in it’s repository. On each reaquest for a page, Hyper Cache checks how much old that page is. If the cached page is older than the X time (in minutes) specified, that page is not served by Hyper Cache, but “re-created” by WordPress (like if a cache system was not here).
Hyper Cache then restores the generated page. I use 1440 minutes for my pages (one day), but remeber that a page can be cleared on special events (like comment or modification by the blog owner). You can specify a zero value to avoid any kind of cache expiration. Why it’s better to expire a page (even with a long time)? Because a page is not only the article text, but there are other information, like categories list with posts numbers, latest comment list, latest posts list and so on. With new content, new comments, those lists becomes “old”….. Continue Here
Links helpful information:
Here is a great link from a great Blog that shows you WordPress.org Themes which include various options. Try them out maybe you will find the one you were always looking for. Look through the rest of the Blog, there’s plenty more information available. TechieSouls.com:
WordPress is one of the most widely used blogging platforms and there are ever increasing numbers of plugins and themes being released for it. Vast numbers make searching for the perfect theme for your blog a tough job.
Today I intend to help you find the perfect theme by offering a list of great wordpress themes that offer some great theme options allowing customization from the admin dashboard…..Continue Here
Here’s another Link that deals with Custom Fields. If you go through this Blog you will notice that it is intended for more advance users but read through the posts anyway, maybe there’s something that you would be helpful for you. Perishable Press.com:
I recently developed a theme that makes heavy use of WordPress’ custom fields. The custom-field functionality of WordPress makes it possible to rig up just about any customized layout quickly and easily. Custom fields enable designers to organize post content into different sections, making it possible to create non-linear page layouts, with different types of content easily removed from the normal post loop and relocated to different parts of the document. This organizational and design flexibility has the added benefit of making it super-easy to update your content, redesign your theme, and handle blog maintenance in general. Keep Reading Here
That’s it for now, will have more links in the next post.
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