Tutorials – Page 11

Introduction

While one can get a plenty of options when looking onto the premium WordPress theme for their next website, it would be best for one to count on Themify.me at first place. Founded in 2010, Themify.me is a Canadian company which offers beautiful themes for almost every niche one can think of. The club offers 40 different nice and easy to use themes. The amazed part if you are not even a programmer, still you need not to learn any programming language to customize the theme you opt for while if you got any question, then you can post it to the “support forum.” On talking about the features, Themify.me themes includes a large number of unique features including theme skins, social media icons, footer text, responsiveness, custom widgets and lots more.

Themify Builder

The recently launched feature by Themify.me club, the themify builder will let you build any page layouts with a live, frontend preview. And, what’s more, the layouts are completely responsive and go on same theory that what you see is what you get. It works on desktop, tablet and mobile. It comes in-build means you need not to buy it as an additional tool, it comes with any theme or plugin your purchase.

Features

Frontend drag & drop
Responsive & mobile support
SEO friendly
All post types
Shortcodes
Layouts & colors

Top Selling Themes

Elemin

Elemin theme is a simple but bears every fruit a person looking for his/her next website. It has a good sense of typography, great white space balance and minimal graphics. The theme design is completely fluid and responsive in nature while it being crafted with modern technology.

More Info | Demo

Fullscreen

Fullscreen theme is the combination of minimal design, responsive layout and fullscreen gallery. It is a perfect theme if one is looking for photo gallery theme.

More Info | Demo

Pinboard

Inspired by Pinterest, the Pinboard theme features an auto stacking layout with infinite scroll just like the way one can notice on Pinterest. The new posts are loaded automatically when one hit to the bottom of the page, thanks to infinite scrolling.

More Info | Demo

Metro

Inspired by Windows 8, Metro theme is a responsive, minimal and colourful theme which can suit every blog and/or portfolio sites style. The theme comes with nine different colors based on Windows 8’s Metro look.

More Info | Demo

Parallax

Parallax theme is a perfect choice if one is looking for the combination of parallax scrolling and single-page design. One can use the theme as a single page or a regular site with page URLs.

More Info | Demo

Magazine

A three-column theme, the Magazine theme used the intuitive drag and drop capability of the Builder. It allows you to build any kind of layouts at ease. The theme is both responsive and retina ready theme packed with many features all together.

More Info | Demo

Pricing

The theme club offers four purchasing options – Standard Theme, Developer Theme, Standard Club and Developer Club. The Standard Theme option cost $39 in which one can get 1 + 1 theme i.e. 2 themes in which one comes totally free of cost. The Developer Theme option cost $59 in which one can get 1 + 1 theme i.e. 2 themes in which one comes totally free of cost plus theme’s PSD files. The Standard Club option cost $69 in which one gets all the themes. The Developer Club option cost $89 in which one gets all the themes plus theme’s PSD files. In all the above options, along with theme(s), the club provides theme updates and support for all one year.

Summary & Review

The themify.me club is a clear choice for anyone who knows what s/he actually looking for. The club offers multiple theme choices to everyone and not only this, but with its recent launched Builder feature, it does make the life much easier for everyone who thought customizing a theme is a tough thing to do. I strongly recommend all to opt for the club.

Note:

1. Is your product the Next Big Thing? Wanna have the whole of world heard what you are coming up with via our website? We have two options for you to submit your WordPress-related product or service to be reviewed on JustWP.

More Info | Free Submission | Speedy Submission

2. Like the post, then make sure you do follow and like us on both Twitter and Facebook.

Reviewed: Livefyre Commenting System

By The Editorial Team

On October 16, 2013

In Plugins, Tutorials

Note: The review is a second in series of WordPress commenting system. If you missed out reading our Disqus commenting system review, then click here.

Blogging sometimes does not make sense if someone not gives us feedback about what we did. You don’t get any idea on how the things actually are. You will be wondering that what you are doing is either right or wrong. Commenting on blog is one of many things one can opt for as it will offer a direct influence of a visitor with the blogger.

To help you figuring out selecting the commenting system for your blog, in this article I have been sharing as well reviewing Livefyre commenting system. The commenting system is a direct rival to Disqus commenting system. It is available in both free and professional plans to suit your requirements.

Introduction: Livefyre Commenting System

Livefyre is a comment platform for real-time conversations. It centralizes conversations from around the social web back to your site, and encourages engagement between readers on your site to build community around your content. Its Admin dashboard allows you to track and monitor every interaction on your site from one location, in real-time.

Key Features

Real-time technology: Comments is built on XMPP chat technology for fast, lightweight conversations on your site.
Social Sync: the conversation happening around your articles on Facebook and Twitter automatically syncs directly to the comments on your site.
Social Signin: Users have the option to sign in with several social networks so that they can jump right in and join the conversation.
No new login required.
Guest Commenting: Sites can also use our guest commenting option to let their community comment without even creating an account.
Friend Tagging: Easily invite Facebook, Twitter, and Livefyre contacts to join the conversation right from the comment box.
Comment Sharing: With one click, readers can easily share comments with their contacts on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Comment Liking: Let your community members recognize those commenters who elevate the conversation.
Rich Text Editor: Emphasize your point of view in flourishes of bold italics, or create a bulleted list to drive home your argument.
LinkBack: Encourage community interaction by allowing other Livefyre bloggers display a link to their latest post when they leave a comment.
Live Listeners: Show readers exactly how many people are viewing the page and are following the conversation.
Comment Notifiers: Show your readers who is participating in the conversation and what they are saying in real-time, all without losing your place on the page.
Media Embedding: Display Instagram photos, play videos from YouTube, listen to songs from Spotify, and cite Wikipedia articles directly in the conversation stream.
Comment Editing: Commenters can fix typos mistakes with a five-minute window to edit their comment after it has been posted.
User Profiles: Visit the other Livefyre Network sites where your community is commenting.
SEO Optimization: Comments 3 is Google crawl-able so you receive SEO credit for all comments, including those originating from Facebook & Twitter.

Understanding Livefyre Admin Dashboard

Livefyre’s centralized dashboard allows you to track and monitor every interaction on your site from one location.
Spam Protection: Imperium spam filtering keeps the conversation going and the spam out.
Community Flagging: Develop trust with community members by letting them notify you when a comment is offensive or off topic.
Edit Comments: Moderators can edit all comments to correct spelling and grammar, and make sure that shared links and embedded media keep the conversation clear and relevant.
Leave Comment Notes: No need to leave your admin panel to coordinate with your moderators, see all your communication around comments in one place.
Multiple Moderation roles: Delegate moderation responsibilities among Site Owners, Admins, and Moderators.
Whitelists & Banned Users: Authors and trusted community members can bypass pre-moderation with Whitelists.
Profanity Lists: Customize the settings for filtering comments for your community.
User Activity: See which community members are your top commenters and who you should reach out to invite them back to your site.
Moderation & Conversation Reports: Generate reports that give an overview of your moderation practices and see which posts are sparking the most conversations.

Download, Installation & Configuration

Download and Installation

Download the Livefyre Community Comments plugin file.
Log in to your WP Admin panel and click on Plugins from the Admin menu on the left.
Deactivate any third party comment plugins you may have previously installed from the Plugins menu.
Click on Add New from the Plugins menu.
Click on Upload and choose the Livefyre.zip plugin file, and then click Install Now.
When the automated installation has completed, click Activate Plugin.

Configuration

At the top of the Plugins screen you’ll see a message box prompting you to confirm your blog configuration with livefyre.com
Click on this link and sign in to your Livefyre account, or create a new account if needed.
Once you Sign in or create a new account Livefyre will begin importing comments from your WP database into the Livefyre system.
We always write your comments back to your database as they are made, so you don’t have to worry about any re-imports or exports of your comments.

Summary & Review

Livefyre is a great commenting system with an extremely strong and powerful real-time engine which comes equipped with a nice looking user interface. Livefyre is well good enough for target bunch of people as I feel not everyone looking for real-time activities as say for a new blog, which hardly make its existence in the web-o-sphere requires time to influence its visitors while overall it’s good.

Note:

1. Is your product the Next Big Thing? Wanna have the whole of world heard what you are coming up with via our website? We have two options for you to submit your WordPress-related product or service to be reviewed on JustWP.

More Info | Free Submission | Speedy Submission

2. Like the post, then make sure you do follow and like us on both Twitter and Facebook.

Note: The review is a second in series of WordPress commenting system. If you missed out reading our Disqus commenting system review, then click here.

WordPress Snippets That You Don’t Want To Miss

By The Editorial Team

On October 16, 2013

In Snippets, Tutorials

NO Follow WordPress Tag Cloud

The following snippet will result in no following WordPress Tag cloud. All you have to do is to add the snippet to your theme’s functions.php.

function add_nofollow_tag($sLink) {

return str_replace('<a href=', '<a rel="nofollow" href=', $sLink);

}

add_filter('wp_tag_cloud', 'add_nofollow_tag');

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function add_nofollow_tag($sLink) {

return str_replace('<a href=', '<a rel="nofollow" href=', $sLink);

}

add_filter('wp_tag_cloud', 'add_nofollow_tag');

Expire Protected Post Cookie With Session

You need to set the time of 0 in setcookie() to your theme’s functions.php template. Setting the time will let you forces the cookie to expire the session.

add_action( 'wp', 'post_pw_sess_expire' );

    function post_pw_sess_expire() {

    if ( isset( $_COOKIE['wp-postpass_' . COOKIEHASH] ) )

    // Setting a time of 0 in setcookie() forces the cookie to expire with the session

    setcookie('wp-postpass_' . COOKIEHASH, '', 0, COOKIEPATH);

}

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add_action( 'wp', 'post_pw_sess_expire' );

function post_pw_sess_expire() {

if ( isset( $_COOKIE['wp-postpass_' . COOKIEHASH] ) )

// Setting a time of 0 in setcookie() forces the cookie to expire with the session

setcookie('wp-postpass_' . COOKIEHASH, '', 0, COOKIEPATH);

}

Source: Drew Jaynes

Display avatar for currently logged in user with get_avatar

The snippet will let you display the currently logged in users avatar in your theme.

<?php

        global $current_user;

        get_currentuserinfo();

        echo get_avatar( $current_user->ID, 64 );

 ?>

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<?php

global $current_user;

get_currentuserinfo();

echo get_avatar( $current_user->ID, 64 );

?>

Prevent access to wp-admin

Adding this snippet to your functions.php will redirect subscribers away from wp-admin to the home page.

if ( is_user_logged_in() && is_admin() ) {

    global $current_user;

    get_currentuserinfo();

    $user_info = get_userdata($current_user->ID);

        if ( $user_info->wp_user_level == 0 )

        {

                header( 'Location: '.get_bloginfo('home').'/wp-login.php?redirect='.get_bloginfo('home').'/wp-admin/' );

        }

}

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if ( is_user_logged_in() && is_admin() ) {

global $current_user;

get_currentuserinfo();

$user_info = get_userdata($current_user->ID);

if ( $user_info->wp_user_level == 0 )

{

header( 'Location: '.get_bloginfo('home').'/wp-login.php?redirect='.get_bloginfo('home').'/wp-admin/' );

}

Source: Flowdrops.com

Hide login errors

The code will disable the login errors that are displayed to users.

add_filter('login_errors', create_function('$a', "return null;"));

1	add_filter('login_errors', create_function('$a', "return null;"));

Page excerpt

The snippet will add excerpts for pages. All you require is to place the following code in your themes functions.php file and you are done.

add_post_type_support( 'page', 'excerpt' );

1	add_post_type_support( 'page', 'excerpt' );

Reset your password

This would be a biggest nightmare for you if not able to reset your password especially when you can’t use the “forgot password” function. Insert this snippet into a phpMyAdmin Sql-window.

UPDATE `wp_users` SET `user_pass` = MD5('NEW_PASSWORD') WHERE `wp_users`.`user_login` =`YOUR_USER_NAME` LIMIT 1;

1	UPDATE `wp_users` SET `user_pass` = MD5('NEW_PASSWORD') WHERE `wp_users`.`user_login` =`YOUR_USER_NAME` LIMIT 1;

Image Custom Field

If you want to call the custom field for an image source, then use the following snippet.

<?php $image = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'image', TRUE); ?>

<?php if($image) { ?>

            <img src="

<?php echo $image; ?>

" alt="Alt Text" />

<?php } ?>

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<?php $image = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'image', TRUE); ?>

<?php if($image) { ?>

<img src="

<?php echo $image; ?>

" alt="Alt Text" />

<?php } ?>

Add a Dashboard Widget

As soon as you login into your WordPress Dashboard, the first thing you will notice that it has been filed with number of widgets. Using this code will allow you to add your own widgets, just add this code to functions.php.

&lt;?php function your_dashboard_widget() { ?&gt;

&lt;h3&gt;Hello Wordpress user!&lt;/h3&gt;

&lt;p&gt;Fill this with HTML or PHP.&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;?php };

function add_your_dashboard_widget() {

  wp_add_dashboard_widget( &#x27;your_dashboard_widget&#x27;, __( &#x27;Widget Title!&#x27; ), &#x27;your_dashboard_widget&#x27; );

}

add_action(&#x27;wp_dashboard_setup&#x27;, &#x27;add_your_dashboard_widget&#x27; );

?&gt;

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<?php function your_dashboard_widget() { ?>

<h3>Hello Wordpress user!</h3>

<?php };

function add_your_dashboard_widget() {

wp_add_dashboard_widget( 'your_dashboard_widget', __( 'Widget Title!' ), 'your_dashboard_widget' );

}

add_action('wp_dashboard_setup', 'add_your_dashboard_widget' );

?>

Photo Credit: Flickr/hackNY.org

Lucky Winners For Our Themefuse Giveaway

By The Editorial Team

On October 14, 2013

In Themes, Tutorials

This past week, we had the honor to run a giveaway for Themefuse Themes. We want to thank ThemeFuse team for making this possible. In our giveaway, we were giving away three standard license of Themefuse theme of the user’s choice. We want to thank everyone who participated and supported this contest.

There were a lot of users who entered while if in case you did not win, don’t worry. We do run such giveaways regularly, so you will have another chance. If you really like a specific theme, then you are more than welcome to buy it from Themefuse.

The three lucky winners are:

Janmejai Pratap Singh
Ravi
Jalaj Dhir

Note: The winners are already been notified.

Reviewed: Gravity Forms

By The Editorial Team

On October 11, 2013

In Plugins, Tutorials

Unless and until your WordPress site got the best content form on board, it does not get a mark of complete as having the right contact form installed means your site is having all the right ingredients into in it. Certainly, there are plenty of Contact form plugins available out there, but the thing is which one is the best. Well, with this reviewed article, I am going to talk, discuss and putting into mark about Gravity Forms – the BEST contact form.

Introduction

Gravity Forms is a lot more than a contact form and lead generation plugin. It comes equipped with number of features including drag & drop interface, advance notification routing, lead capture, conditional logic field and more. It helps you create web form the way you like it so that you can collect visitor feedback, email addresses among other things.

You will find many scripts over the web but they don’t come flexible and suitable for your blog for one-to-many reasons. This is where Gravity Forms come in front of us. You don’t need to know or experience any coding skills including PHP, HTML, and JavaScript for opting it out. It just take your minute or two to setup a simple form while if you require more, then also it will not take more than 15 to 20 minutes of time.

Features

Form Builder
Form Fields
Conditional Logic
Order Forms
Entry Management
Notifications
Customization
Styles & Layout
WordPress Integration

Add-ons Available

Mailchimp, Aweber, Campaign Monitor (included in Business license)
Picatcha (included in Business license)
Authorize.net
Freshbooks
PayPal
Quiz, Survey, Poll
User Registration
Twilio
Signature

What You Can Do With Gravity Forms?

Contact Form
Support Form
Guest Post Submission
Lead Capture
Surveys & Polling
User Generated Content

Pricing

Gravity Forms is priced in three different variants: Personal, Business and Developer. Personal and Business package both comes with almost similar features while Developer contains additional features along with standard ones. Personal package comes at a cost of $39, Business cost $99 and Developer cost $199. Also, remember that the prices are on per year basis and to continuing using for second year and so on, you need to re-pay for the license.

Summary & Review

Gravity Forms is a one of the must have WordPress Contact Form. It’s not just a regular contact form as it includes fully featured list. With this one can easily create forms with ease. It comes with lots of features in hand which gives an extra edge for site owners who are using it. I strongly recommend Gravity Forms to all.

Note:

1. Is your product the Next Big Thing? Wanna have the whole of world heard what you are coming up with via our website? We have two options for you to submit your WordPress-related product or service to be reviewed on JustWP.

More Info | Free Submission | Speedy Submission

2. Like the post, then make sure you do follow and like us on both Twitter and Facebook.

Must Required WordPress Snippets

By The Editorial Team

On October 9, 2013

In Snippets, Tutorials

Prevent WordPress to compress your jpg images

Adding the following code to your functions.php file will let WordPress prevent to compress your jpg images.

add_filter('jpeg_quality', function($arg){return 100;});

1	add_filter('jpeg_quality', function($arg){return 100;});

Source: WP-Snippets

Embed a page into another page

Paste the code below within the loop. And you will be able to embed a page into another page.

<?php $recent = new WP_Query("page_id=**ID**"); while($recent->have_posts()) : $recent->the_post();?>

       <h3><?php the_title(); ?></h3>

       <?php the_content(); ?>

<?php endwhile; ?>

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<?php $recent = new WP_Query("page_id=**ID**"); while($recent->have_posts()) : $recent->the_post();?>

<?php the_content(); ?>

<?php endwhile; ?>

Source: CSS Tricks

Add extra contact methods to user profiles

Just paste the following code into your function.php file and you will be able to add extra contact methods for your user profiles.

add_filter('user_contactmethods', 'my_user_contactmethods');

function my_user_contactmethods($user_contactmethods){

  $user_contactmethods['twitter'] = 'Twitter Username';

  $user_contactmethods['facebook'] = 'Facebook Username'; 

  return $user_contactmethods;

}

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add_filter('user_contactmethods', 'my_user_contactmethods');

function my_user_contactmethods($user_contactmethods){

$user_contactmethods['twitter'] = 'Twitter Username';

$user_contactmethods['facebook'] = 'Facebook Username';

return $user_contactmethods;

}

Source: TutsPlus

Use shortcodes in theme files

The following snippet will allow you to use shortcodes in theme files.

<?php echo do_shortcode("[my_shortcode]"); ?>

1	<?php echo do_shortcode("[my_shortcode]"); ?>

Source: WP Snippets

Speed up your blog by caching custom queries

Simply paste the following code where you need to execute a custom query to the database and you will be able to speed up your blog by caching custom queries.

<?php

// Get any existing copy of our transient data

if ( false === ( $special_query_results = get_transient( 'special_query_results' ) ) ) {

    // It wasn't there, so regenerate the data and save the transient

     $special_query_results = new WP_Query( 'cat=5&order=random&tag=tech&post_meta_key=thumbnail' );

     set_transient( 'special_query_results', $special_query_results );

}

// Use the data like you would have normally...

?>

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<?php

// Get any existing copy of our transient data

if ( false === ( $special_query_results = get_transient( 'special_query_results' ) ) ) {

// It wasn't there, so regenerate the data and save the transient

$special_query_results = new WP_Query( 'cat=5&order=random&tag=tech&post_meta_key=thumbnail' );

set_transient( 'special_query_results', $special_query_results );

}

// Use the data like you would have normally...

?>

Source: WordPress Codex

Show admin bar only for admins

Simply paste the following code into your functions.php file and you will be able to show admin bar only for admins.

if (!current_user_can('manage_options')) {

            add_filter('show_admin_bar', '__return_false');

}

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if (!current_user_can('manage_options')) {

add_filter('show_admin_bar', '__return_false');

}

Source: Jeff Starr

Display number of Facebook fans in full text

Simply paste the following code, where you want your Facebook fan count to be displayed.

<?php

            $page_id = "YOUR PAGE-ID";

            $xml = @simplexml_load_file("http://api.facebook.com/restserver.php?method=facebook.fql.query&query=SELECT%20fan_count%20FROM%20page%20WHERE%20page_id=".$page_id."") or die ("a lot");

            $fans = $xml->page->fan_count;

            echo $fans;

?>

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<?php

$page_id = "YOUR PAGE-ID";

$xml = @simplexml_load_file("http://api.facebook.com/restserver.php?method=facebook.fql.query&query=SELECT%20fan_count%20FROM%20page%20WHERE%20page_id=".$page_id."") or die ("a lot");

$fans = $xml->page->fan_count;

echo $fans;

?>

Source: WP Snippets

Restrict user access to specific templates

Simply create a new page template and paste the following code and you will be able to restrict user access to specific templates.

<?php

/* Template Name: Restricted to Authors only */ 

if ( !current_user_can('author')) {

            wp_die('You don’t have access to this page.')

}

?>

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<?php

/* Template Name: Restricted to Authors only */

if ( !current_user_can('author')) {

wp_die('You don’t have access to this page.')

}

?>

Source: Kevin Chard

Photo Credit: Flickr/Jeff Dlouhy

Adding Social Media Icons In Your WordPress Sidebar

By The Editorial Team

On October 8, 2013

In Plugins, Tutorials

With social media makes huge place in our daily lives, there is no doubt that displaying such social media buttons on your site also results in encouraging users to follow you more on different social media networks, resulting in increase in influence on them. The question lies beneath that which particular and fastest way that adding which plugin will leads towards adding social media buttons in your WordPress site sidebar.

Although there are number of plugins available out there which you can use, but as pointing on to do the job quickly and efficiently, I will recommend of using of any of plugin from the following: Simple Social Icons, Social Media Widget and Acurax Social Media Widget. With this article will be discussing the use of each of these plugins.

Simple Social Icons

The plugin is an easy to use, customizable way to display icons which link visitors to your various different social media profiles. The plugin will let you easily choose which profiles you can link with or customize color and size with as well as aligning them to either of left, center or right from the widget form.

More Info | Download

Social Media Widget

The Social Media Widget is a simple sidebar widget which allows users to input their social media website profile URLs and other subscription options. The plugin will then display an icon on the sidebar to that social media site and more that open up in a separate browser window.

More Info | Download

Acurax Social Media Widget

The plugin allow you to add widget to your site sidebar linking social media icons to your social media profiles.

More Info | Download

Reviewed: Page.ly Managed Hosting

By The Editorial Team

On October 7, 2013

In Plugins, Tutorials

Introduction

Earlier I reviewed about WPEngine Manage Hosting Service, but ever since a lot of readers asked me to review Page.ly also, another managed hosting service. So here I am, figuring it out that whether the service is good or not and if good, how it is good and if it is not, then where the service lacks.

Page.ly started in 2006 and get in real action by 2009 with introducing friendly looking website is one of the largest and most trusted WordPress hosting providers. What appreciated is that the service is run by husband-wife duo, Joshua Strebel and Sally Strebel.

The service offers managed WordPress hosting service for those who are looking for tension free site running environment, means one start by signing up once over the service and have never worry about upgrading things like plugins or core install. Page.ly get its fuel by Codeigniter as its framework.

Features & Pricing

Features

Automatic Upgrades: WordPress Core & Plugin Upgrades
PRESSARMOR WordPress Security: Custom WordPress security configuration that keeps the bad guys out and your site safe.
Nightly Backups: Fully managed, 14 day retention
Enterprise Network Security: Real Time Malware scanning and removal. Redundant Firewalls and DDoS protection
Superior Speed: Advanced Varnish caching layer for millisecond load times
Extendable: Use Nearly any Plugin or Theme
File Access: FTPs Access Available for a 1x $5 upgrade
Enterprise DNS
FREE Migration Assistance
PRESSCDN™
Dedicated IP(s) Available
WordPress Multisite
Private VPS
Load Balancing Available
Scale as needed with +Cores/Ram
Shell Access
Secure VPN
Direct Database Access

Pricing

You can start by opting for personal plan, which cost $24 a month and includes ~25,000 visitors, 10GB bandwidth and 5GB storage. The Business plan cost $64 a month and includes ~200,000 visitors, 50GB bandwidth and 15GB storage. The Professional plan cost $149 a month and includes ~750,000 visitors, 100GB bandwidth and 35GB storage while for Enterprise plan, you can ask the Page.ly team for a quote.

Personal – $24 a month, ~25,000 visitors, 10GB bandwidth, 5GB storage
Business – $64 a month, ~200,000 visitors, 50GB bandwidth, 15GB storage
Professional – $149 a month, ~750,000 visitors, 100GB bandwidth, 35GB storage
Enterprise – request a quote, millions of visitors, $0.17GB bandwidth, $2.5GB storage

Advantages & Disadvantages

Advantages

Awesome fast.
Offers automatic WordPress core and plugin upgrades.

Disadvantages

You don’t get the control of the backend system directly.
Support is only available during Pacific Standard Time.

Summary & Reviews

Just like any other service, Page.ly too not meant for all. It’s for those who are looking for managed solution for their WordPress websites. It is good for those who are having sites with growing traffic and need scalability with hassle-free security and reliability on board.

Note:

1. Is your product the Next Big Thing? Wanna have the whole of world heard what you are coming up with via our website? We have two options for you to submit your WordPress-related product or service to be reviewed on JustWP.

More Info | Free Submission | Speedy Submission

2. Like the post, then make sure you do follow and like us on both Twitter and Facebook.

Giveaway: 3 Premium Themes From ThemeFuse

By The Editorial Team

On October 4, 2013

In Showcase, Themes, Tutorials

It is no secret that ThemeFuse (Read JustWP’s ThemeFuse Review) has the greatest designs available on the market, and now is your chance to try one of 3 WordPress themes made available to our readers.

These themes enhance the design and quality of those who already have a blog through WordPress. Now is your chance, if you win the giveaway, to start using one of the WordPress themes completely free of charge!

There are 3 vouchers up for grabs. Win one by doing the following:

Comment on this post to let us know how and where you will use the theme, should you be one of the lucky ones.
Tweet all about it: Win a free copy of @ThemeFuse #WordPress Theme from @justwp – http://po.st/B79SJ8 (RT to Enter).
Let the Facebook community know you like us at the ThemeFuse Facebook page and JustWP Facebook page.

Remember to check back in one week when we announce the winners i.e. Friday, October 11, 2013

What Will Winning Get You?

ThemeFuse is hands down the leader in creating top of the line quality WordPress themes. With so many themes to choose from, it is easy to build just about any type of website.

These solid themes have everything you are looking for in terms of aesthetics and all the style you are looking for. Every theme has completely reliable source code for the way you want to use it. The features are so easy to use that you will have your website not only set up, but fully functional in no time.

There is a trusted hosting company that ThemeFuse has partnered with to create a completely new product. Everything is done for you free of charge to get your site set up, have everything installed and even get a free domain. A mere matter of minutes is all it will take to complete your website. Find out more about a product that will amaze you.

Here are just a few of the WordPress templates themes ThemeFuse has to offer.

Evangelist – Church WordPress Theme

A warm church WordPress theme that will fit perfectly if you are looking to build a church, charity or a prayer group website.

Just Married – Wedding WordPress Theme

Marriage is easier to plan when using the wedding WordPress theme in an appealing and intuitive design.

Lifestyle – Magazine WordPress Theme

Whether your site is a gossip blog or concentrates on news and fashion, this WordPress theme is perfect to create your online magazine.

PhotoArtist – Photography WordPress Theme

Your new portfolio website will be easy to set up to show off all of your photography in a stunning showcase of your work.

NewsSetter – News WordPress Theme

Technology magazine or blogs for reviews are easy to set up using the news WordPress theme.

It is easy to enter the giveaway! Get your chance to completely make over your site by entering today.

Reviewed: Themefuse Premium WordPress Themes Club

By The Editorial Team

On October 4, 2013

In Themes, Tutorials

Introduction

While the first work one think or plan of doing when one start working onto build its WordPress website is the search of the one such ravishing theme which fulfils all the requirements in the single go. Interestingly, in the digital world in which we are living luckily we got hundreds of thousands of options to select for, but what make us confuse at the end is does the one “I found going to be my website perfect design.” To help you out in finding some of the best WordPress themes, I thought of reviewing a Premium WordPress Themes club name Themefuse which gets all the ingredients you are looking for in your perfect theme.

History

The club got its root first back in year 2009 when Dimi Baitanciuc and Bogdan Condurache started out selling HTML and CSS template on ThemeForest while with time the duo realized that that if to make real big then they have to start working on implementing their designs into the WordPress CMS. Soon their hard work starts giving its first fruit and they were joined by Alex and Sergiu later on, resulting in the formation of their own WordPress premium theme club – the ThemeFuse. The club as of now includes 37 themes (averaging a new theme every month) ranging from portfolio themes through to magazine themes for sports as well as fashion sites.

Themes To Choose From

Collective WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Evangelist WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
AutoTrader WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
KiddoTurf WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Metro Vibes WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
The Muse WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Conexus WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Interakt WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
PixelWhiz WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Voyage WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
My Journey WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Newssetter WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Just Married WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
HomeQuest WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
The Practice WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
CloudHost WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Coffee Lounge WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
PhotoArtist WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
VideoGrid WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Sportedge WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Medica WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Writer WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Brand Crafters WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
MobilityApp WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Qlassik WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Lifestyle WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Welcome Inn WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Freshfolio WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Envision WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
WebStudio WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Exquisite Works WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
C3 WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Art Gallery WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Creative Juice WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
SiliconApp WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Bon Apetit WordPress Theme – More Info | Demo
Gadgetry WordPress Theme [Download Free] – More Info | Demo

Pricing

You can start with trying the theme for free with the ThemeFuse Test Labs. The Test Labs will allow you to try and experiment the theme with every feature it includes. The theme club offers three purchase options – Standard, Developer and Club Member. The standard option starts from $49 per theme, which includes the use of theme on single domain, provides you regular updates and support via forum. The developer option starts from $79 per theme, and it allows you to use the theme on multiple domains, provides regular updates, support via forum and Photoshop files. The club membership costs $199 sign-up fee + $17 per month and it includes using themes on multiple domain, access existing themes, new theme access, Photoshop files and regular updates and support.

Standard: Starts from $49 per theme and includes single domain usage, regular updates and support via forum.
Developer: Starts from $79 per theme and includes multiple domain usage, regular updates, support via forum and Photoshop files.
Club Membership: $199 sign-up fee + $17 per month and includes multiple domain usage, access existing themes, new theme access, Photoshop files and regular updates and support.

Summary & Review

This Premium WordPress Themes Club is like a one stop shop for all the features one is looking for – ranging from huge good collection of themes to the Test Labs to the auto-install feature – making it a perfect choice for anyone. On second note, comparing with other theme clubs, it may look like a bit costlier but if one looking for the quality, then this is the perfect choice one can opt for.

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Pricing

Summary & Review

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Key Features

Understanding Livefyre Admin Dashboard

Download, Installation & Configuration

Download and Installation

Configuration

Summary & Review

NO Follow WordPress Tag Cloud

Display avatar for currently logged in user with get_avatar

Hide login errors

Introduction

Features

Add-ons Available

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Pricing

Summary & Review

Prevent WordPress to compress your jpg images

Embed a page into another page

Add extra contact methods to user profiles

Use shortcodes in theme files

Speed up your blog by caching custom queries

Show admin bar only for admins

Display number of Facebook fans in full text

Restrict user access to specific templates

Simple Social Icons

Social Media Widget

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Features & Pricing

Features

Pricing

Advantages & Disadvantages

Advantages

Disadvantages

Summary & Reviews

What Will Winning Get You?

Evangelist – Church WordPress Theme

Just Married – Wedding WordPress Theme

Lifestyle – Magazine WordPress Theme

PhotoArtist – Photography WordPress Theme

NewsSetter – News WordPress Theme

Introduction

History

Themes To Choose From

Pricing

Summary & Review