Aaron Brazell "WordPress Bible"
Wiley | English | 2010-02-08 | ISBN: 0470568135 | 672 pages | PDF | 11,8 MB
WordPress is so flexible that developers are now tapping it to create robust applications for content, contact, and e-mail management. Whether you're a casual blogger or programming pro, this comprehensive guide covers WordPress from the basics through advanced application development. Learn how to use custom plugins and themes, retrieve data, maintain security, use social media, and modify your blog without changing any core code. You'll even get to know the ecosystem of products that surrounds this popular, open-source tool.


• Enhance your blog's findability in the search engines and beyond
• Discover hooks and leverage the WordPress event-driven programming interface
• Create WordPress widgets in only a few minutes
• Explore alternate uses of WordPress
• Enhance your blog with WordPress MU
• Ensure your plugins maintain future compatibility
• Create highly customizable and dynamic themes using template tags
• Learn best security practices as a user and developer

Advanced PHP Comments System Without loading the page with the jQuery,Css Effects

18 eleganthemes.com Premium Wordpress Themes | 86.7 Mb

php link directory is a powerfull ad management and link directory
although they have free version but paid version have some better in free version it is very hard to disable top level submission
to add adsense code you need to place code between {literal} AS Code {/literal}
in this nulled version very customized templates and many other features not available in free version

K heres the story on why this has been nulled:

Admin bob runs/operates Quadhits.com, came to me for security fixes. Upon adding each of the fixes, he would revert them back claiming a bad day on the site is the fault of the coder and not just a random event that DOES happen online, i mean facebook and google must have off days to.

Now with his ignorance in place the original site has been cycling viruses thro it since last summer, in fact he's personally responsible for about 1.3 million sites being iframe exploited.

Now since he owes me money for my coding, claims 30$ a week is enough to feed 5 growing kids, and still hasnt reimbursed anyone for the damages done last summer I'm releasing it for all you to use it.

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Control Panel (no login tho, but hey if someone was to hack it, no problems here)