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How to compress the WordPress database

Posted on February 13, 2012 by Graham Tappenden

Over the course of the past few posts I’ve shown you how to clean up the post revisions in your WordPress database and limit them in the future, and how to remove the spam comments from the database as well. … Continue reading →

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Why you shouldn’t ping too often

Posted on January 30, 2012 by Graham Tappenden

I’ve talked before about how the “ping” system works in WordPress.  But there is a bit more to the ping element than just notifying other systems when a post is published. The trouble is that WordPress apparently sends the ping … Continue reading →

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Cleaning up WordPress Revisions with Revision Cleaner

Posted on January 23, 2012 by Graham Tappenden

Last week I showed you how to control the number of revisions that are saved for each post using the Revision Control plug-in. That stops too many revisions being saved in the futures, but I suspect that most of you … Continue reading →

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