Tag: search engines
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Modifying WordPress custom database error connection page
Reading what Derek Punsalan mentioned about custom error database connection page, his updated tutorial is very interesting. I mean, we (actually) can modify that error page into something better. In short, to have a custom page for database connection error page, just create a file called db-error.php and put it under your /wp-content/ directory. That’s…
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WordPress MU 1.3
Few days ago, WordPress MU 1.3 was released for public. This latest release is a sync of WordPress 2.3.1. So, many new features offered by WordPress 2.3.1 will be also available in WordPress MU environment. Great!
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Search Engine Robots and Bandwidth
Being indexed by search engines probably a good news. When I look at the statistics for this site, it seems that there are many visitors come to this site from search engines. Okey, my blog pages are indexed by search engine. I notice that search engine robots/spiders consume my hosting bandwidth. I have no problem…
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Listed in seach engines because we blog
Weblog can put nobody into somebody (on the internet). And I am sure that many bloggers had tried their luck to find their position on search engines. I am curious about checking my name on search engines. I tried it.
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Indonesian SEO Contest and WordPress.Com
I think, this kind of contest is a challenge. It seems that the interesting part is not about the contest itself. It is more about how the participants — who opened an account at WordPress.com — got their accounts suspended. The very first questions is: Why?