I have installed lightbox plugin in my WordPress, but every images need input ref=lightbox, it bozes me.
Maybe there is a plugin can solve my issue, it’s Flexible Upload.
The following description is from WordPress.org.
The first plugin should be install–Plugin Manager, if you want to install more WordPress extend features.
Download from: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/plugin-manager/
Usage
Using lightbox2, just add string rel=”lightbox” in <a href=…>…</a> tag, such as,
<a href=”http://www.laotudou.com/…../49aa1eb70105kfto.jpg” rel=”lightbox”><img src=”http://www.laotudou.com/……/49aa1eb70105kfto_thumb.jpg” /></a>
or, add rel=”lightbox[nnn]“
nnn can be any number, but it should be same in a group of images.
Optional: Use the title attribute if you want to show a caption.
Sample
http://www.laotudou.com/peiyang-university-the-first-univerity-of-chinese.html
WordPress Database Backup: http://www.ilfilosofo.com/blog/wp-db-backup
Thank Austin Matzko, who writes so useful plugin for WordPress.
I used to backup WordPress(MySQL) using phpMyAdmin, it requires manual dump database or tables, no automation, neither shedule. And there is size limitation of dump file.
“WordPress Database Backup” can use my Gmail to store db-backup files, because it’ll send WordPress db-dump as attachment in a daily email. The function of scheduled backup, such as once per day, reduces my daily works on phpMyAdmin.
“WordPress Database Backup” is the most useful plugin which every WordPress’r should plug in.
This is the URL:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-db-backup/
Click download on the Top-Right corner.
or
WordPress Database Backup: http://www.ilfilosofo.com/blog/wp-db-backup
1. Activate “Akismet”, in Plugins click “Akismet Configuration”, input WordPress API key, which you can get after registered wordpress.com, and received email from wordpress.com
More of WordPress API: http://wordpress.com/api-keys/
2. WordPress.com Stats
statistic chart of your WordPress website.
Download stat from: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/stats/
upload stat.php to your directory: /wp-content/plugins/
Activate stat
Enter API Key, and add your blog to WordPress.com
3. Popular Posts
“WordPress.com Popular Posts”
After installation of Stats(API Key & 2), you can make this plugin working now.
Download: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpresscom-popular-posts/
unzip, and upload them, including sub-directory.
Activate
Design–>Widget–>add to sidebar
If you want to know how many people visit your website during past 30 days, you’d better install StatPress, which provide rich function about statistics of visitors.
1. Download this Plugin from: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/statpress/
2. unzip, upload by ftp to your plugins directory
3. Activate
4. Click StatPress in you main tab to view the result of analysis
5. dafault setting is OK. You don’t need change anything. If you want, you can update this plugin online by clicking StatPressUpdate.
To design and modify WordPress themes, Themes swither is the best plugin you should install.
Download from: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/theme-switcher-reloaded/
Unzip, and upload, activate, Design–>Widgets, add to sidebar
If you’re browsing your WordPress website, please Refresh you browser.
Thank Ady Romantika designed such wonderful plugin.
“Random Posts” is installed as a plugin, after activation, it can be managed in Widget.
It’s so simple and very cool!
All you want to do is “download–>Upload–>Active–>Widget:Add to sidebar–>select random posts number”.
You can find “Random Posts” from:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/random-posts-widget/
Follow the installation notes you will succeed.
The original article is here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Revision_Management
Revision Management
Autosaves
There is only ever a maximum of one autosave for any given post. New autosaves overwrite old autosaves. This means that no, your tables do not grow by one row every 60 seconds.
Autosaves are enabled for all posts and pages but do not overwrite published content. Autosaves are stored as a special type of revision; they do not overwrite the actual post. In fact, if your browser does crash, when you go to edit that post, WP will toss up a warning that says something like “This post has an autosave which is more recent that the post itself. Would you like to see it?” With a link to the revision page from where it can be restored/ignored.
Revision Options
There are options, but they are hidden well :) There is a constant (not even filterable) that can be set by a plugin or in your wp-config.php file:
WP_POST_REVISIONS:
* true (default), -1: store every revision
* false, 0: do not store any revisions (except the one autosave per post)
* (int) > 0: store that many revisions (+1 autosave) per post. Old revisions are automatically deleted.