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WP: Overload CSS and Javascript includes in the Parent Theme

Posted on May 25, 2014 by David Kryzaniak

If you’re customizing a WordPress Theme, a child themes is critical to ensure your site and theme stay up to date. Unfortunately, not all themes are developed with child themes in mind. The most common things I tend to change

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Posted in WordPress | Tagged child themes, wordpress | Leave a reply

WordPress Network Install Tutorial

Posted on June 1, 2013 by David Kryzaniak

I always forget how to setup a WordPress Network install (this is also called a WordPress multisite install). Here’s my quickstart configuration check list.

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Speaking at WordCamp Milwaukee

Posted on May 6, 2013 by David Kryzaniak

I’m happy to announce I’ll be speaking at the 2013 WordCamp Milwaukee! My†presentation†is titled “Why is my site so freakin’ slow?!” We’re going to talk about simple ways to speed up your WordPress site. I plan on covering everything from

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Posted in WordPress | Tagged load times, Milwaukee, Wordcamp, wordpress | 3 Replies

Rocket Powered WordPress

Posted on April 15, 2013 by David Kryzaniak

One of the downfalls of WordPress, and just about every other CMS on the planet, is that they are slow and processor/memory hungry. There’s a tremendous amount of overhead due to legacy functions, ability to extend (plugins and themes), and

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Posted in WordPress | Tagged EC2, nginx, PHP, PHP-FPM, w3 supercache, wordpress | 1 Reply

(Attempt to) Hide your WP-Login Page from Hackers

Posted on February 6, 2013 by David Kryzaniak

Last month, my /wp-login.php page was hit about 7,000 times according to AwStat. That’s a little frighting… Unfortunately, there’s little that can be done to hide your wp-login.php page.

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Posted in WordPress | Tagged 404, Hacks, http status, wordpress, wp-login.php | 4 Replies

Maintenance mode for WordPress Using htaccess

Posted on November 6, 2012 by David Kryzaniak

WordPress doesn’t have a maintenance mode. This makes me sad. Luckily, I have a quick fix. First, you’ll need to create a new directory and a temporary “Maintenance” page. For this example, let’s call it /maintenance/index.html. Fill the Maintenance page

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Posted in Hacks | Tagged htaccess, maintenance mode, wordpress, wp | Leave a reply

Force Non-WWW URL in WordPress

Posted on November 4, 2012 by David Kryzaniak

Making sure all your guest are coming in through the same url can be important for SEO. Google may see your domain as two sites depending how you use the WWW and non-WWW url. If Google does pickup both your

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Posted in WordPress | Tagged 301 redirect, htaccess, non-www, url, wordpress, wp, www | 2 Replies

Add Custom Menus to the WP Theme Customizer

Posted on October 29, 2012 by David Kryzaniak

Here is a simple Gist (originally created by https://github.com/Abban) that lays out all the necessary hooks to start customizing the new ‘Theme Customizer’ in WordPress 3.4

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