Once again the fourth of July is upon us, and for those of us in the United States, this marks a paid vacation day the day we celebrate our independence and freedom!
Though I plan to take the day off, I did want to offer a quick note I ran across about WordPress. I wanted to bring to everyone’s attention a post by Planet Ozh about what WordPress plugin authors need to know about WordPress 2.6. The post covers changes to both the wp-content directory and the wp-config.php files and will likely force many plugin authors to update their plugins for WordPress 2.6. If you are the author of a WordPress plugin, you should probably check this out.
I hope everyone has a happy and safe holiday!
Kyle Eslick
Kyle Eslick is WordPress enthusiast who took his passion for WordPress to the next level back in 2007 by launching WPHacks.com as a place to share hacks and review WordPress-related products.
These are all reasons why I have my blog on Wordpress. I really like how versatile it is and ...
Hi Kyle,
I had the exact problem you stated, my author archive went to
/author/Jordan%20Godbey
and my nicename in the database was "Jordan ...
Liked the "SimpleWP Theme". Neat and clean. Over all good collection of themes. 
The new download link for the wordpress help sheet:
http://wpcandy.s3.amazonaws.com/resources/WordPress-Help-Sheet.pdf 
really nice theme.thanks a lot 
Open php.ini file and increase the size. 
Hello,
just a note to wish you happy Independence Day!
(very helpful, by the way, your compilation of WordPress code – I am just starting and I was looking for this, thanks!)
@ Lina – Thanks for stopping by! I’m glad you found that post useful. It is one of my favorites too, which is why I built it into the menu.
Enjoy the holiday!