I’ve seen people, even myself asking or looking for ways to shift Posts from one to another or Change Author name of multiple Posts in Wordpress. Here playing around Wordpress & googling a little bit I finally found how we can do this easily.

With Trash enabled, should you accidentally delete any type of content such as post, page, comment etc it is moved to Trash where it can then be either restored or permanently deleted. The default setting for content to remain in Trash before it gets deleted is 30 days. Did you know you can change that via the wp-config.php file?

In contrast to the visual editor in WordPress, you can not disable the HTML editor. WordPress does not provide a user setting or a global option. Also, there is no hook, to disable the HTML tab above the editor when writing posts or pages.

WordPress login logo looks nice, but sometimes you may want to change it, for example when building a site for a client. In that case, you can use a plugin, or simply take advantage of this cool hack.

When you log in to your WordPress blog you are automatically redirected to the Dashboard area – an area displaying various widgets, each containing useful information such as Right Now, Recent Comments and Incoming Links to name a few. What if you wanted to disable some or all of them?

This post aims to provide an extra layer of security both to your wp-admin folder, and wp-login.php file.

WordPress has a pretty decent role management in place, which allows you to create users and assign them certain privileges and functionality. However, there are few things which you cannot do right now with it. For example, creating new roles, modifying role privileges and so on.

Not always is the Flashuploader of WordPress a blessing and several times I preferred to have it switched off. Usually if the blog is not online and is offline behind a proxy and firewall.

One or the other users in the backend of WordPress find it quite disturbing that not more than 20 articles, pages and comments per page gets listed. Especially if you work with many tables and you have a fast connection, then an increased number of listed articles, pages, comments is useful. How to adapt and with a little CSS getting the best presentation I will show now, here are some tips.

Dashboard Widget are as simple as One-Two. There is really not much to it, seeing that WordPress has made it so simple to add.