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Custom Adult Cartoons and Templates
Written by Bec on September 1, 2010 – 8:08 AM -If you haven’t taken a spin around the Adult Templates Evolution website yet, you should really take a few minutes to check it out. Whether you are needing TGP site layouts, tube site designs, or templates for stuff like WordPress and Joomla, they have ‘em and they have ‘em for very reasonable prices!
If you select a template that is ready to go, you’ll get Free Header Customization, all of the source files, your choice of colors, fast delivery AND support via email and 5 video tutorials on how to properly use the templates! Now is that cool or what?
So if you have a new site in mind, or just looking to freshen up an older design, do check out Adult Templates Evolution for your next project’s design needs!

Tags: adult joomla templates, adult templates for Wordpress, adult themes, tgp templates
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WordPress 3.0 Launches
Written by Bec on June 17, 2010 – 1:46 PM -
From Matt Mullenweg:
You’ve probably already seen the notice in your dashboards, so I’ll keep this one short and sweet:
http://wordpress.org/development/2010/06/thelonious/
WordPress 3.0 is faster, stabler, and more secure, so you can focus on what matters (your audience) and let the rest fade to the background.
Custom post types, MU merge, menu editor, Twenty Ten theme, over 1,200 bug fixes… there’s so much to enjoy in this new release, we’re really proud of it. It’s the best WordPress yet, and available for a limited time for only free ninety nine.
Tell your friends, help them upgrade, write new themes that use the new features, spread the good word.
Love,
Matt Mullenweg
http://ma.tt | http://wordpress.org
Tags: Wordpress 3.0
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Allow Anyone to Register?
Written by Bec on April 16, 2010 – 3:23 PM -
If, like me, you’re wondering just what allowing someone to register on your blog means exactly, read on. It took me awhile to finally phrase my search question in such a way that I was able to obtain the correct answer I was seeking. Search Engine returns for “What, exactly, are the benefits of registering on a blog site?” didn’t prove at all useful, but that’s the basic answer I was wanting to obtain. Eventually I figured out I needed to be asking about the “subscriber role” which resulted in my getting a link on WordPress.org that discusses all of the user roles and their respective capabilities. This is one of those times that knowing the proper keywords to use was absolutely necessary to obtain useful links!
According to the Codex WordPress article: “WordPress has five pre-defined Roles: Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor and Subscriber. Each Role is allowed to perform a set of tasks called Capabilities. There are many Capabilities including publish_posts, moderate_comments, and edit_users. The default Capabilities are pre-assigned to each Role.”
The article then proceeds to describe each of the five pre-defined Roles and lists exactly what each role allows the user to do on your blog. Scrolling on down to the Subscriber Role capabilities offers one word: Read. OK, so they are capable of reading the blog if they sign up as a subscriber, but so can anyone who doesn’t register (providing you don’t have a registration requirement for blog access that is). Originally I thought it might notify them of new posts, but subscribing doesn’t send them any emails, as it’s not an opt-in newsletter type of registration. It also has nothing to do with adding the RSS feed to their reader.
Working my way down the article and I’m eventually rewarded with a description of Read Capability. Short version explanation: they are allowed access to the administration panel/user profile/ page only. They can setup their profile page and that’s the extent of what registering permits them to do as a subscriber to your blog. So what’s the purpose of that? Well, if you so choose, registering can be a requirement before a reader is allowed to add a comment. Legit readers will find it faster and easier to add comments if they have registered. But, depending on your discussion page settings, it could allow a spammer to sneak in under your spam controls.
I’d personally be careful about allowing comments from anyone with a previously approved comment to bypass your personal inspection before appearing live on your blog. I prefer to either disallow subscriber abilities altogether if it really isn’t a blog needing or wanting reader contribution, or at the very minimum, that no comment appears without my approval.
Another excellent article you might want to reference is Gary Cao’s Ultimate Guide to Roles and Capabilities that he posted to his WPHardcore blog in April, 2010. Lots of additional information there about capability plugins and adding custom abilities to the various role levels.
Tags: allow anyone to register, roles and capabilities, subscriber role, Wordpress
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Create a Review Site in 5 Minutes
Written by Bec on March 8, 2010 – 7:30 AM -
You can create a review site in just 5 minutes with this wordpress theme: Reviews PRESS
Choose the template that best fits the style and design you prefer, and load it up with adult paysites with your affiliate coded link to generate additional income! Add a link to “read the review” when doing content posts on your other blogs!
Features:
Head over to ReviewsPress and check out the demos of each template. Prices start at an unbelievably low $19.95, and the package comes with a 30 day guarantee!
Tags: review site theme, ReviewsPress, wordpress review site template
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Save 30 Dollars on the Maxblogpress Ninja Affiliate Plugin
Written by Bec on February 4, 2010 – 4:38 PM -
If you’ve been holding back on picking up the Maxblogpress Ninja Affiliate Plugin …. here’s a great chance to grab the plugin at a 30 dollar discount!
Ninja Affiliate is a WordPress plugin developed to imbue powerful marketing powers into your WordPress blog and could instantly double or triple your affiliate marketing commissions with almost no effort on your part. Using Ninja Affiliate, you can automatically convert any keyword in your blog to an affiliate link instantly. You can also cloak your affiliate links, track them and manage them right from your WordPress text editor.
But you’ll need to hurry! This 30 dollar discount ends at midnight, Friday, Feb. 05, 2010! Grab your copy of the Ninja Affiliate Plugin now!
Tags: mask affiliate url, Maxblogpress Ninja Affiliate Plugin
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Free WordPress Magazine Theme: RedTweet
Written by Bec on January 8, 2010 – 2:46 PM -
Looking for a nice FREE magazine theme that works with the latest versions of WordPress? Then check out this theme from Custom Blog Designer entitled Red Tweet.
- Features of RedTweet Magazine Theme
Page Management – Choose which pages appear in top nav bar from “RedTweet Options” in wp-admin
Featured Posts – Feature important posts using FeatureMe plugin
Twitter Support – Show latest tweet on your blog
Social Icons – Link to your StumbleUpon, FaceBook, Digg, Flickr profiles from your blog
125×125 Ads – Manage ads from options page
Magazine style recent posts – 2 columned recent posts area
Ajax box with Top Rated/Most Viewed/Most Comments
Adsense – Enter your Adsense ID in options page
Related Posts – Show related posts below the blog post
Share This – Give an option to your visitors to share your blog post on StumbleUpon/Twitter/Digg
Contact Form – Support for WPGBCF contact plugin
I looked through the RedTweet theme’s files, and didn’t find anything like that base64 code, so it looks to be a nice clean template. Be sure to grab both the theme zip and the plugin zip when you download!
Tags: free wordpress theme, magazine theme, RedTweet
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WordPress 2.9 Released
Written by Bec on December 23, 2009 – 7:30 AM -
Got a nice email from Max Mullenweg over at WordPress.org letting me know about what to expect in this newest WordPress 2.9 release, plus some hints at what they’re working on for WordPress 3.o.
Says Max:
I wanted to let you know that 2.9 is available for download, in fact hopefully you already saw a notice about it in your dashboard and clicked the update button. If not you can download it here: Download WordPress 2.9
It’s had over half a million downloads already, and counting!
What are people so excited about? Some of the headline features are global undo/trash, built-in image editor, batch upgrades, plugin compatibility checker, and easier embeds. You can read all about it and watch a handy intro video here: WordPress 2.9 intro video
Have some eggnog for me,
Matt Mullenweg
http://ma.tt | http://wordpress.org
P.S. Version 3.0 will have a new default theme, better upgrades, dynamic image resizing, and more. See you next year!
Thanks Max, and Happy Holidays to you as well!
Tags: version 2.9, Wordpress
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MaxBlogPress Christmas Deal
Written by Bec on December 9, 2009 – 10:22 AM -
MaxBlogPress Christmas Deal For bloggers! The Maxblogpress Christmas DEAL is LIVE…
MaxBlogPress has just launched their Special Christmas Deal and it’s the best offer ever on some of their most popular blogger products! ==>
Here’s the full scoop:
This discount offer will expire on Midnight 15th December and this package will never be sold at this price again – that’s their promise!
Here’s the most exciting part – if you had to buy these products individually you’d expect to pay a minimum $328.00 – but today you can grab all four products and get instant access for less than $90, one-time investment. That means,you’re saving $241 !
Here’s what I’m talking about:
- Product #1 -
MaxBlogPress Ninja Affiliate [retails for $97]

MaxBlogPress Ninja Affiliate The best feature I like which is the core basis of this WordPress plugin is actually the option to automatically convert your blog keywords into links to the affiliate product of your choice; the best part is that even your old keywords can turn into money-making affiliate links.
Why would you want to convert old keywords into affiliate links? Just think about this for a moment – let’s say you’ve found a brand new affiliate program and you can’t wait to promote it to your blog. You don’t have to wait until you write your next post, just use Ninja Affiliate plugin and it’ll convert the keywords of your choice into affiliate links on auto-pilot. You work once, and all the keywords you input will be turned into links that make money, without you having to edit any post whatsoever.
And how does this help you? By saving you a lot of time, effort and energy. And the Ninja Affiliate Plugin also helps you fight commission theft and cloaks your links; a must-have for serious affiliates!
- Product #2 -
Wordpress Wizard 2.0 [retails for $97]

WordPress Wizard 2.0 The ultimate wordpress and blogging coaching program in which you’ll find a series of more than 50 videos showing you everything you need to start a blog, get traffic and earn from it.
- Product #3 -
$365K Blog Traffic Formula [retails for $37]

The $365K Blog Traffic Formula Attract 365,000 Red-Hot Visitors to Your Blog Like Bees to Honey – Without AdWords! It’s a compilation of 8 “exclusive” interviews… 8 pro bloggers reveal to you how they get their traffic, most of it at no-cost whatsoever!
- Product #4 -
Daily Traffic Blueprint [sells for $97 as OTO]
This is a step-by-step “to-do task” action eGuide for bloggers who are sick & tired of hunting for traffic and want traffic to come to their blogs instead.
P.S. remember, if you had to buy these products individually you’d expect to pay a minimum $328.00 – but today you can grab all four products and get instant access for $87 only, one-time investment [yes, you’re saving $233!]…
Tags: blog traffic forumula, daily traffic blueprint, MaxBlogPress, ninja affiliate, wordpress wizard
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Some More Free Adult WordPress Themes
Written by Bec on August 25, 2009 – 9:30 AM -I came across another site today offering adult themes for WordPress blogs, and it’s appropriately titled Adult WP Themes. They’re not too fancy, but they are niche specific, including cute cartoon characters for Granny Porn, Gay, Interracial, Double Dildo, Babes, Blondes, Asian, Indian, and so on. And did I mention that these adult wordpress themes are free? The zips even include the psd file so you can adjust the site title in Photoshop. I did download them, and of the ones I checked, none had that nasty eval base 64 code hiding all sorts of mischief within the php files. So feel free to drop by AdultWPThemes and check out the 23 or so free templates available for download.

Tags: adult templates, adult themes, free wordpress themes
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Faulty WordPress Plugin Problems?
Written by Bec on July 16, 2009 – 7:43 AM -
With the rapid advancements and new versions of WordPress that keep coming out, it’s inevitable that some of our favorite plugins aren’t going to be compatible with the newer versions. Either the author has abandoned the plugin or the upgrade just isn’t coming out fast enough, and hiring a coder to fix it is terribly expensive. So, I was really surprised and delighted to get an email from Max Blog Press offering to upgrade wordpress plugins for FREE! Yes, you read that right … For Free! Now we have a way to rescue our favorite wordpress plugins!
Max Blog Press has launched a new project called “MaxBlogPress Revived” where he’ll be fixing the plugin for you at no cost. Just let him know what plugin you are having a problem with and he’ll tackle fixing it so you can use it again for your blog, with NO cost on your part.
To learn more about this project and to submit the plugin problem you are having go to http://www.maxblogpress.com/blog/219/maxblogpress-revived/
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Delaying the Feed Publishing Time
Written by Bec on April 13, 2009 – 8:30 AM -
I’m pretty sure we’ve all done it… or will. We hit publish and then see some silly typo or error. But, alas, the feed has flashed out over the internet and into your reader’s view, with the errors front and center. If you’d like to be able to delay your feed from publishing by a few minutes so that minor errors could be caught and fixed, you’ll find the following code hack from WP Engineering a real blessing. If you put the following syntax in the functions.php of your theme, then your feed will be published always 5 minutes later. Of course you can adjust the time, and the units, if you need to.
Note: if your theme doesn’t have a functions.php, then create one.
/**
* puplish the content in the feed later
* $where ist default-var in WordPress (wp-includes/query.php)
* This function an a SQL-syntax
*/
function publish_later_on_feed($where) {
global $wpdb;
if ( is_feed() ) {
// timestamp in WP-format
$now = gmdate('Y-m-d H:i:s');
// value for wait; + device
$wait = '5'; // integer
// http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/date-and-time-functions.html#function_timestampdiff
$device = 'MINUTE'; //MINUTE, HOUR, DAY, WEEK, MONTH, YEAR
// add SQL-sytax to default $where
$where .= " AND TIMESTAMPDIFF($device, $wpdb->posts.post_date_gmt, '$now') > $wait ";
}
return $where;
}
add_filter('posts_where', 'publish_later_on_feed');
Thanks to WP Engineering for this sweet little hack to delay the feed publishing time!
Tags: delay feed publish time, wordpress tutorial
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WordPress TV Officially Launches
Written by Bec on February 9, 2009 – 8:00 AM -From the producers of WordPress.TV: “On Jan. 17, 2009 we’ve switched on WordPress.tv, your visual resource for all things WordPress. On WordPress.tv, you’ll find tutorials for both WordPress self-installs and WordPress.com to help you get blogging fast and hassle-free. We’ve kicked things off with the basics — now you can shape what comes next.”

If you want to learn how to use WordPress, how to do cool stuff with it, how to push it to the bloody edge of reason – WordPress TV is building an exponentially growing library of video training content. WordPress.tv is just getting started but you’ll find a whole bunch of tutorials with a focus on the basics, alongside some choice presentations from last year’s WordCamps. The purpose of the site is to make it easy for you to find up-to-date, WordPress-themed video content within a couple of clicks, without having to wade through spammy promotional videos, out-of-date content, and missing chunks of presentations. WordPress TV is definately a site to add to your bookmarks!
Tags: tutorials, video tutorials, Wordpress TV
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