With the release of WordPress 3.1 comes a new admin bar that appears on your site if you are logged in.
If you don’t like it, you can turn it off under your profile settings.
I think I will stick with my current admin bar plugin by Viper007Bond because it has more options.
The spammers are out there, and they are relentless.
You leave one unprotected email address in a post and they will find it.
emOba does a nice job of hiding your email addresses whether you have the email address embedded in a link or displayed as text.
If you are using a plugin like WP Touch to make your site mobile-device friendly, be sure to copy the CSS code from Emoba’s CSS file into the mobile theme’s file or the @s are going to appear huge.
Using $_SESSION variables in WordPress? You need to add this line to your wp-config.php file:
if (!session_id()) session_start();
