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Twitter Login Mod For Pligg
Twitter Login Module For Pligg allows users to login to your Pligg site using Twitter Account. When a user logins using Twitter account, a user is also registered in your site.
What is Twitter Login?
Sign in with Twitter is the pattern of authentication that allows users to connect their Twitter account with third-party services in as [...]
Simple way to Add Twitter stream to Pligg Site
Adding Twitter Stream to Your Pligg site allows the visitors to your site to search for topics on twitter that interest them. The results display twitter users that are interested in the same topic. You can then invite those users to come participate in your site. Visitors are also able to tweet stories out from [...]
Full StoryHow to add Retweet Button to Pligg
Best way to Share your Pligg Story to Twitter is sharing through Tweetmeme.com , largest twitter Link Scaning Service,
You can add a Retweet Button to your Own Website , http://tweetmeme.com/about/retweet_button
You Have a Choice whether you get it from http://www.pligg.com/pro/catalog/modules/ultimate-retweet-103.html , or spend just few minutes and add some codes to your Pligg site. You can [...]
Custom WordPress Installation
I install WordPress a lot. Unfortunately, there are some things that I don’t care for with the current WordPress default installation files.
When you’re doing one or two installations every so often, it’s no big, but for me it saves more time to tweak the installation files once so that I don’t need to worry about [...]
10 WordPress Tips to Make Your Blog Look Like a Website
Whatever industry you happen to be in, you want to stand out from the crowd and be unique, and not give the impression that your online presence is just a slightly modified cut and paste job. Of course, if you’re depending on a pre-built content management framework like WordPress for the core of your blog [...]
Full StoryView module positions on a Joomla site with ?tp=1
So, you have a Joomla site, but you can’t seem to figure out what position a module is situated into on your site.
Maybe you are looking at template companies demo and want to understand how they layed it out? Perhaps you are just a snoop.
Well it’s easy peasy to do this. Just [...]
Remove the “Powered by Joomla” message on your site
Easily one of the most asked questions in Joomla existence. This is probably one of the easiest ones to change as well.
While it is best to leave this message on your site as it helps spread the Joomla love, sometimes your clients do not want to partake in the love fest.
In Joomla 1.5.xx if [...]
