1. Akismet – Every WordPress blogger’s best friend. Akismet is the first line of defense between your blog and an endless stream of comments attempting to sell you Viagra.

2. All in One SEO Pack -A most popular plugin with dynamic SEO facilities, its All in One SEO Pack lets you insert meta tags, and also helps us with duplicate content, optimizing titles.

3. Broken Link Checker for WordPress – This plugin will check broken links and images and notify you via the dashboard when it locates something.

4. cforms II – Creating contact forms for your site has always been a difficulty to do from scratch. cforms make it easy to configure contact form with a simple line of code.

5. Nextgen Gallery  – An advanced image gallery that allows your images to expand with ease and have captions under each.

6. Recent Posts  – Adds a sidebar listing of your most recent posts, which is handy for people who surf in from search engines to your older posts.

7. Share This  – Remember this is the most import plugins for internet marketing. The well known little green button that will allow your users to send articles to various social networks, email them to friends, and more.

8. Similar Posts /Post-Plugin Library  – We list these two together because Similar Posts does not work without the library plugin. Similar posts will insert a list of posts at the end of each post that may be of interest to your readers.

9. WordPress.com Stats  – A stats system that helps you reduce the load on your server by using the WordPress.com servers to keep track of your stats for you.

10. WP Sticky  – A useful plugin that makes one of your posts “sticky” so it always appears as the first post on your site, which gives you an easy way of explaining your blog to new readers that come in to the site.

WordPress is worlds most famous CMS systems available over the internet.? Hundred of thousands peoples are using WordPress CMS as their back-end even high quality news website are also using it since a long time.

I am working online since many years and found hundreds of WordPress themes but while surfing internet, I found a collection of high quality premium WordPress themes which are completely free to use under common creative. I was surprise that I would have these huge collection ever.

These collections of premium WordPress themes are really amazing having many useful features. I liked its menu bar, main content area and title of the content. We can use right side area with our advertiser.

Some of my favourite themes are below.

In the previous version of WordPress i.e. 2.5 and before, we are able to see post ID and page ID in WordPress’s admin panel. But, in the WordPress 2.5 and later, we are unable to see the post ID and page ID in admin dashboard.

How to find IDs of WordPress 2.5 and later.

First Method

Go to your Admin Panel (Dashboard), Then go to Manage > Pages and then from the list of pages, put your mouse over the page title which you want to find the ID and when you put your mouse over the title, you will see a message in status bar of browser. Which will look like this.

http://www.abc.com/wp-admin/page.php?action=edit&post=41

The last number 41 will be the page ID

Second Method

Edit your page or post then look into your browser’s address bar. You will find an URL ending with a number, this number will be your ID.

We hope you will find your post ID and page ID.

In case of any problem in finding these, please leave a comment with your details. We will try to help you.

This is very useful settings we have in publishing blog over the internet. Only you need to know that how to use it properly. There is some step which you can follow and publish your post through sending an email.

1. First go to settings tab on the left side of admin section of your blog.

2. Now select writing tab under settings tab

3. Here you will find the “Post via e-mail”

4. Now here you will see following options.

(A) Mail server – put your incoming mail server setting (POP3 settings)

(B) Login name – enter email address (create something special email address for this Purpose)

(C) Password – enter your password

(D) Default mail category – select category which you want your post should be in this category

Now have a test drive.

Today, I changed my permalink structure with wordpress. Firstly when I changed my permalink, it was asking for update the .htaccess file and it was not updating. And after some research on wordpress.org, we found that we have to change the permission of .htaccess to re-write. Then I have given permission to .htaccess file but still was not updating. So we decided to do it by myself by my risky techniques.

Here is the simple process:

1. Delete the old .htaccess file from your server’s blog path.
2. Create a blank .htaccess file to your server’s blog path. Give it full read, write permission.
3. Now go to your wordpress admin path to change the permalink structure and select Options > Permalinks > here just change your desire structure and save settings.
4. You are done.

Note: This is my personal experience which had happened today with us, and we short it out same above way.