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Installing WordPress Locally Via XAMPP

in Misc by Code It Red on September 11th, 2008

Connecting to your remote server via FTP or SSH to upload scripts and test out designs and developments can often be time consuming and quite a hassle. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could test all your developments in a local environment and edit those developments quickly on your own computer?

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Useful Wordpress Plugins and Tips

in Misc by Code It Red on June 18th, 2008

Right now, the internet is all about blogging. One of the most popular blogging platforms is Wordpress. This nice, powerful and open source blogging software already receives huge amounts of downloads and it is becoming apparent that more and more people are using it, not only for blogging but also general websites. Today we cover a few tips and tricks and some useful plugins that really turn your plain, yet powerful, Wordpress installation into a fully loaded and super charged blogging machine!

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Handy Firefox add-ons that everyone should have!

in Misc by Code It Red on June 14th, 2008

There are already millions of users making the switch to the more powerful browser, Firefox, however one of the many great features of Firefox is that it can be even further modified and customized to the user’s liking. Today we have a look at some of the fantastic Firefox add-ons that really just add those ‘finishing touches’ to your favorite browser!

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Using PHP Mail()

in Misc by Code It Red on June 8th, 2008

The PHP mail() function is used to send emails from inside a script. Being able to utilize this function in your everyday PHP scripts makes sending out emails a lot easier. Today, many web scripts use this function and using this simple tutorial you can soon be using it all of your scripts too!

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