Comments for WP Garage http://wpgarage.com wordpress tricks, hacks, and tips Wed, 09 May 2012 06:53:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on QuickTip: Show More Pages in your WordPress Dashboard by Rebecca http://wpgarage.com/news-views/quicktip-show-more-pages-in-your-wordpress-screen/#comment-63876 Rebecca Wed, 09 May 2012 06:53:59 +0000 ?p=954#comment-63876 Hi Yardena! Yay, glad to hear that helped. Hi Yardena! Yay, glad to hear that helped.

]]> Comment on QuickTip: Show More Pages in your WordPress Dashboard by Yardena http://wpgarage.com/news-views/quicktip-show-more-pages-in-your-wordpress-screen/#comment-63862 Yardena Tue, 08 May 2012 14:55:05 +0000 ?p=954#comment-63862 Thank you!! You have saved me hours of time that I spent clicking next, next next... Thank you!! You have saved me hours of time that I spent clicking next, next next…

]]> Comment on Best 4 WordPress Calendar plugins by Ace Lukman http://wpgarage.com/plugins/wordpress-calendar-plugins/#comment-63856 Ace Lukman Tue, 08 May 2012 03:01:30 +0000 http://wordpressgarage.com/plugins/wordpress-calendar-plugins/#comment-63856 Awesome, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks. Awesome, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.

]]> Comment on Data portability and data serialization in WordPress by Data Serialization, WordPress, and my new best friend | WP Garage http://wpgarage.com/tips/data-portability-and-data-serialization-in-wordpress/#comment-63803 Data Serialization, WordPress, and my new best friend | WP Garage Thu, 03 May 2012 13:00:23 +0000 http://wpgarage.com/?p=1276#comment-63803 [...] my new best friend Rebecca Markowitz | May 3, 2012 | 0 Comments Recently, Miriam wrote about Data Serialization and what a pain in the tuchus(tush/bottom) it can be to migrate a site that has seralized links in [...] [...] my new best friend Rebecca Markowitz | May 3, 2012 | 0 Comments Recently, Miriam wrote about Data Serialization and what a pain in the tuchus(tush/bottom) it can be to migrate a site that has seralized links in [...]

]]> Comment on How to set up WordPress on a Wampserver by WordPress Theme Authenticity and what it means to you | WPin.me http://wpgarage.com/good-blogging-practice/how-to-set-up-wordpress-on-a-wampserver/#comment-63798 WordPress Theme Authenticity and what it means to you | WPin.me Fri, 27 Apr 2012 09:32:01 +0000 http://wordpressgarage.com/?p=346#comment-63798 [...] I installed WAMP using the following post on installing WAMP for WordPress (thanks WPGarage) and went through my most recent post ‘I got 45 problems but a Free [...] [...] I installed WAMP using the following post on installing WAMP for WordPress (thanks WPGarage) and went through my most recent post ‘I got 45 problems but a Free [...]

]]> Comment on How to set up WordPress on a Wampserver by P. Bruce Jones http://wpgarage.com/good-blogging-practice/how-to-set-up-wordpress-on-a-wampserver/#comment-63790 P. Bruce Jones Tue, 24 Apr 2012 14:03:10 +0000 http://wordpressgarage.com/?p=346#comment-63790 Probably the most succinct of all the tutorials, howver problem, Wamp is specifically set up to allow online/offline (ie Localhost) access. Stand on my head i cannot get Online Access. Have tried extending "wait time" from 5 sec to 60 secs => NBG Have set up Netgear Modem to accept port 80=> NBG At my wits end, Any ideas? Probably the most succinct of all the tutorials, howver problem,
Wamp is specifically set up to allow online/offline (ie Localhost) access.
Stand on my head i cannot get Online Access.
Have tried extending “wait time” from 5 sec to 60 secs => NBG
Have set up Netgear Modem to accept port 80=> NBG
At my wits end,
Any ideas?

]]> Comment on 38 ways to optimize and speed up your WordPress blog by The Backside of the Blog: How Not to Blow Up Your Blog : PragmaticMom http://wpgarage.com/tips/38-ways-to-optimize-and-speed-up-your-wordpress-blog/#comment-63789 The Backside of the Blog: How Not to Blow Up Your Blog : PragmaticMom Tue, 24 Apr 2012 08:36:03 +0000 http://wordpressgarage.com/tips/38-ways-to-optimize-and-speed-up-your-wordpress-blog/#comment-63789 [...] There was the widows and orphans issue … load speed of your blog is really important. Not only is it frustrating to readers trying to read your post, but Google hates a slow site. And my blog periodically has load speed issues. After calling my host company, and then switching host companies, and then bugging them some more, I resorted to googling how to speed up my blog. WordPress Garage has an excellent post on 38 ways to Optimize and Speed Up Your Blog. [...] [...] There was the widows and orphans issue … load speed of your blog is really important. Not only is it frustrating to readers trying to read your post, but Google hates a slow site. And my blog periodically has load speed issues. After calling my host company, and then switching host companies, and then bugging them some more, I resorted to googling how to speed up my blog. WordPress Garage has an excellent post on 38 ways to Optimize and Speed Up Your Blog. [...]

]]> Comment on Data portability and data serialization in WordPress by Ryan Hellyer http://wpgarage.com/tips/data-portability-and-data-serialization-in-wordpress/#comment-63780 Ryan Hellyer Sat, 21 Apr 2012 19:55:51 +0000 http://wpgarage.com/?p=1276#comment-63780 The need to serialize data in WordPress is too ingrained to be stopped. Avoiding serialization now would be very problematic IMHO. I don't think the negatives are very great either. I can't even think of any situations in which data portability would become a problem. I assumed people would be more concerned about performance and inability to query across specific bits of data. The need to serialize data in WordPress is too ingrained to be stopped. Avoiding serialization now would be very problematic IMHO.

I don’t think the negatives are very great either. I can’t even think of any situations in which data portability would become a problem. I assumed people would be more concerned about performance and inability to query across specific bits of data.

]]> Comment on Data portability and data serialization in WordPress by Ryan Hellyer http://wpgarage.com/tips/data-portability-and-data-serialization-in-wordpress/#comment-63779 Ryan Hellyer Sat, 21 Apr 2012 19:50:53 +0000 http://wpgarage.com/?p=1276#comment-63779 I think that depends on what you are searching and replacing. Basic things like URLs should be fine I imagine. I think that depends on what you are searching and replacing. Basic things like URLs should be fine I imagine.

]]> Comment on How to create a Simple Directory in WordPress using Grandparent, Parent, and Child Pages by NanC http://wpgarage.com/code-snippets/how-to-create-a-simple-directory-in-wordpress-using-grandparent-parent-and-child-pages/#comment-63776 NanC Sat, 21 Apr 2012 14:33:25 +0000 http://wordpressgarage.com/?p=464#comment-63776 I'm new to using WordPress, so new that I'm not sure if your advice above answers my question, which is... My WordPress-powered site has 5 Pages, all of which appear in my horizontal menu.  1 Page has 2 Children.  Here's is an example of my menu: HOME ABOUT     ABOUT ABC     ABOUT DEF FAQ BLOG CONTACT The ABOUT page has no content (intentionally).  I created the ABOUT page only so it could have 2 Children as submenus.  When someone clicks on ABOUT in the Menu, I don't want the ABOUT page itself to load.  I just want the submenus to appear and be clickable hyperlinks to their respective pages. Is what I'm trying to do possible?  If so, what code do I need? (I tried posting this question twice in the WordPress.org Support Forum, and both times, my question didn't register even though I was logged in.) Thank you! I’m new to using WordPress, so new that I’m not sure if your advice above answers my question, which is…

My WordPress-powered site has 5 Pages, all of which appear in my horizontal menu.  1 Page has 2 Children.  Here’s is an example of my menu:

HOME
ABOUT
    ABOUT ABC
    ABOUT DEF
FAQ
BLOG
CONTACT

The ABOUT page has no content (intentionally).  I created the ABOUT page only so it could have 2 Children as submenus.  When someone clicks on ABOUT in the Menu, I don’t want the ABOUT page itself to load.  I just want the submenus to appear and be clickable hyperlinks to their respective pages.

Is what I’m trying to do possible?  If so, what code do I need?
(I tried posting this question twice in the WordPress.org Support Forum, and both times, my question didn’t register even though I was logged in.)

Thank you!

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