This plugin is called WordPress File Monitor. It monitors your WordPress installation for added/deleted/changed files. When a change is detected an email alert can be sent to a specified address.
How to Create a XML and HTML Sitemap for WordPress
There are two types of sitemap that you can make. One is a XML sitemap and then there is a HTML Sitemap. In this article we will share the WordPress plugins you need to create a XML Sitemap and to create a HTML sitemap.
Best Practices of Contact Form-Page Designs in WordPress
In this article we will be showcasing the collection of some of the best contact forms and pages implemented within WordPress as well as showing you how you can create your own contact form in WordPress.
How to Disable HTML in WordPress Comments
By default, WordPress allows certain HTML tags within the comments such as <a> <em> <strong> etc. If you notice a lot of SPAM comments also contain these tags. In this tutorial we will show you how you can disable HTML tags in your WordPress comments.
Setting up and Managing Professional Email Addresses with Gmail
As you all know that one of the services we provide is our Free WordPress Blog Setup. In this service, we setup professional emails for our clients. Well in this tutorial we will show you how you can manage your professional emails efficiently using Gmail.
Displaying the Total Number of Twitter Followers as Text on WordPress
In this tutorial we will show you how you can display the total number of twitter followers as text on your WordPress site. You can style it in the way you want to fit your needs.
How to Display Any RSS Feed on Your WordPress Blog
In this article we will show you how you can display an external RSS feed on your blog. This way you can even use WordPress as a news aggregator.
How to Disable RSS Feeds in WordPress
In this article we will show you how you can disable RSS Feeds without editing the core file by simply creating a function in WordPress.
How to Display Relative Dates in WordPress
Displaying Relative dates is a thing that you often see in Social Media sites like Digg where it says submitted 23 mins ago. A similar concept can be used for Blog posts and comments in WordPress where you can display relative dates as timestamps.
How to Display Twitter Avatars in WordPress Comments
As you know that WordPress has an option to display gravatars in the comment for your users. Well sometimes users don’t have a gravatar account, but they have a twitter account. In this article we will share a way for you to combine gravatar and twitter avatars to display in your comment area.