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Using GD Custom Posts and Taxonomies Tools
This tutorial shows all plugins panels and options you can use with examples for creating and using custom post types and taxonomies. This is basic introduction video, and more detailed look at some of the options will be in the additional tutorials. Most of the options are only in Pro version of the plugin.
Using new backup panel
GD Press Tools 3.8 adds a new panel for backup of the WordPress. Right now, only database backup is supported, backup of files will be added with next major version. New backup supports multiple tasks, scheduler and uploading archives to CDN, with Rackspace only one supported now.
Power Of Press Tools, Vol. #4
Plugin has several database tools, and you can make quick and easy to set database backup, review all tables and table columns and optimize database by removing overhead and repairing all tables. Plugin supports work with customized user tables, and with that can be used as a plugin for WPMU blogs.
Power Of Press Tools, Vol. #3
This time I will write more about two very important tools that are part of the GD Press Tools plugin. First one is Auto Tagger that will automatically tag posts using Yahoo content service. Second is the Cron Scheduler, and this panel shows all registered cron jobs and allows you to delete or execute each job.
Power Of Press Tools, Vol. #2
The second part of GD Press Tools related posts that continues to describe various plugins features. This post will focus on changing the access rights for plugin panels, displaying sql queries executed by the plugin in footer for debug purposes and using plugins posts panel and few other things. More too come soon.
Power Of Press Tools, Vol. #1
WordPress is a very powerful platform, and it allows you to customize and change many things. Not everything is accessible directly from standard WordPress settings panels, or from the wp-config and settings files. Many options are hidden, available through hacks and very poorly documented. So what you can do then?
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