We’ve released a new plugin that will strip inline style tags from the content of your posts, pages and custom post types.
Introducing: Style Stripper
We’ve released a new plugin that will strip inline style tags from the content of your posts, pages and custom post types.
Introducing: Style Stripper
We’ve released a new plugin called Approval Workflow to allow a group of users to approve pages before they are released to the site. For more details, view the plugin page our site or on wordpress.org
Hide Inactive Sites is a plugin meant to manage a network of blogs. Sometimes you’ll have users lose interest and you may not want to show those blogs to the public. This blog looks at the latest activity on each blog on your WordPress Multisite install and changes the privacy options based on the settings you choose.
Enjoy!
So, at my day job, we are setting up a new web server with WordPress Multisite running nginx instead of Apache. For whatever reason, all of the permalinks include /index.php/ and you can’t remove it. If you do remove it, once the page has been saved it’ll be right back on there.
To fix this, you can go into your theme file at the top and add the following:
[code lang=”php”]
global $is_apache;
$is_apache = 1;
[/code]
After adding that, go back to your permalinks page and it should be gone.