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I was looking for a tool which would back-up my full WordPress site, including the database, layout, in fact everything.

Here was the specification I was looking for:

• Easy to set up
• Even easier to use
• Backs up database
• Backs up files
• Scheduled back-up
• Zips the back-up automaticaly
• E-mails me the results

I downloaded plug-in after plug-in, and to be fair most of them were pretty good, but one stood out above the rest.

Bei Fen from David Schneider did everything I wanted, and even better, it was free.

Setup was a breeze, just tell it what type of back-up you want, if you want a scheduled or one off backup, if you want it zipping, etc, etc etc.

You can download it from David’s web site or search for Bei Fen

News: Version 2 of Bei Fen is in development, but David is looking for some help, o if you are a developer and are interested in becoming involved check out the project page at SourceForge.net, sign up for an account and join the group to get all necessary information and news about the process.

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I’m just trying a new plugin which promises to gather backlinks to the deepest part of your site almost automatically.

It does this by analysing each new post you write thennipping off into the webisphere and finding relevant blogs.  You get to choose which tags you want the plugin to use for the blog search and then you get to choose which blogs that you want to link.

By linking to these other blogs we send a “pingback” notifying their blog’s software that we referrenced them on our website.

It takes time, but deep linking to your site is one of the best ways to maintain rankings.  Google likes to see links to lots of pages on your site, not just the main page.

The best thing about this software is that it is completely free.  Although, I’m not sure how long it will stay free for.

You can download it from here:

Deep Linking Engine

I would suggest giving it a try while it is still free.

UPDATE: Here is a Deep Linking Engine help video which shows how to effectively setup and use the plugin.

David…

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Let's not mince our words here... WordPress, and most other blogging platforms just don't like JavaScript. And, the truth is, if you can find a way of not using it then do so.

However, there are times when you have no option.

So what do you do?

There are a couple of options. The first is drop a text box widget into the sidebar and paste the code into there. This works fine, but isn't any good if you want to use JavaScript in the body of a post for a Captcha or Auto responder script etc.

I tried lots of plugins, which claim to allow the insertion of JaveScript into a post with varying degrees of success. The one I eventuly settled on is created by Volcano called Inline JavaScript

Once you have installed it here's how to use it: (NOTE - You need to remove the spaces in the brackets - I had to insert them to stop the plugin running!)

[ inline]

< the JavaScript you want to insert >

[ /inline]

If you would like to add any text after your JavaScript enter a line break code < br > followed by your text. eg.

[  inline]

< the JavaScript you want to insert >

[ /inline]

< br >

Your text.

It's simple and it works well. Here's what it looks like in action (and will subscribe you onto my updates list - which I thouroughly recommend   )

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Flexibility 2 is the free version of Flexsqueeze theme from Ryan Hellyer . Now granted, it isn't quite as feature rich as it's paid for cousin, but with a few tweaks and changes you can make it do almost amything you want.

To change from the standard 2 plus 1 theme that comes out of the box, to make a good squeeze page here is what I do;

I open up the editor box to 30 lines and then and add TinyMCE advanced plugin.

Then I make the following changes to the php files.

To remove comments from pages.
Remove this line. <?php comments_template(); ?> From Pages.php and main.php

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To Remove sidebars add the line:
#sidebar {display:none;} at the very bottom of style.php Then go into flexibility 2 settings and reduce the right and left sidebars to 0

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To remove the navigation bar add the line:
#nav {display:none;} at the bottom of style.php

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If you want to remove all titles, you will need to edit the index.php, single.php, archive.php and page.php files. Just look for the H1 or H2 tags in each page, and remove everything from the opening tag (<h1>) to the closing tag (</h1>).

The pages are displayed by the page.php file. The posts are displayed by the single.php file. So if you want to remove just the PAGE titles, edit the page.php file. Remove <h2><?php the_title(); ?></h2>

You should be good to go from there.

All In One SEO has unergone yet another update.  And, while this is probably still one of the best SEO plugins available, it is getting harder and harder to figure out what boxes shound be checked and which left unchecked.

If you long for the days of a simple, functional SEO plugin that works your saviour may be at hand.

SEO Light WordPress plugin from Alden Torres is perfect for newbies and 'can't be bothereds', because it does almost everything for you straight our of the box. It is also good for more experienced users as it allows you to tweak and alter all the settings.

Dave...