Vladimir's Blog

What should we write about next – WordPress plugin

Dec 16th, 2011

After a long time here is another plugin from our brewery. This one is really handy. "What should we write about next" allows your users to quickly leave feedback at the end of your posts. The idea behind this plugin is very simple - allow your visitors to leave a quick feedback about what would they want to read next on your site.This improves interaction, gives you topic ideas and makes your visitors feel useful. It's a win-win plugin.

WordPress

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We have liftoff! ManageWP pre-order launched!

Dec 6th, 2011

I am happy to announce the launch of ManageWP pre-order. Go ahead and secure your 30% discount during the pre-order by signing up now. In the back It was almost 30 hours of non-stop work to get the things done in time for the launch date (oh, that sweet start-up launch crunch time). And it also took 18 months and a crew of more or less 10 people around the whole world, to offer this service I am so proud of at this moment.

Startups

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Smart Youtube becomes Smart Youtube PRO with TONS of New Features

Dec 3rd, 2011

I am happy to announce the launch of new version of Smart Youtube, one of the most popular video embedding plugins for WordPress. The version brings so many new features that I had to change the name to PRO (but the plugin remains free). Here are just some of the new features of Smart Youtube Pro.

Leisure

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ManageWP has a fresh look, pre-orders start on Tuesday

Dec 2nd, 2011

I am happy to announce that we just launched a new look for ManageWP.The new look will be followed by the start of pre-order this Tuesday, December 6th. Sign up now to receive a 30% off your subscription prices during the pre-order period.

Startups, WordPress

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How to redirect WordPress homepage to admin/login form

Nov 29th, 2011

If you are building a WordPress site where all the action is happening in the back-end, you may not need the front-end at all. In this case you'd want all visitors coming to the website to go directly to the login/registration form. Here is a simple way to redirect all front-end requests to the back-end. 1. Edit your theme's index.php and add these two lines to the top:header("Location: ".get_admin_url()); exit();2.

WordPress