With 6 billion global mobile subscribers and over 35 billion apps downloaded to those devices, one begins to wonder how secure this situation is for businesses. In fact it’s not. via What Apple and Google are not Telling you About Mobile Device Security (infographic) – Forbes.
If you want to improve your site’s visibility in the search results, approving spam comments is definitely not the way to go. The majority of all so-called information on the internet is spam. Over 80% of all so-called comments submitted to blogs on the .wordpress.com site every day are spam. There is not only robotic spam but there are also people hired to leave phony comments on blogs so they can get their spammy links approved and posted. Continue reading
In the post viewer, you can view posts that are: All (563) | Published (543) | Sticky (20) | Drafts (19) | Private (1) | Trash (1) but, if you go to:
https://--site--.wordpress.com/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=post&show_sticky=1&post_status=publish you can combine views to see posts that are both sticky and published. Continue reading
WordPress.com bloggers can enable social networking sharing buttons that appear below their posts on their blogs. I originally enabled Official buttons on this page > Settings > Sharing to appear on my Front Page, Archive Pages, and Search Results as well as on Posts and Pages. I have now chosen to enable display only on Posts and Pages. Continue reading
To help web developers maintain a common style, on April 25th Google published its own HTML and CSS Style Guide containing best practices to encourage better coding etiquette. Google’s HTML/CSS Style Guide promotes good style advice that is also good performance advice, making it a good standard to use. Continue reading
