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Pinterest Pin It button on image hover

 
[IMPORTANT UPDATE June 23 2016] To keep your Pin It button alive, please reinstall the code (see change log).
Due to numerous requests from our readers, here we present yet another Pinterest pin it button widget. This time a button that appears when you mouseover or hover any image in your posts.
Pinning an image just got easier and more intuitive with this hover button. First you decide which

4 Simple Ways To Automate Your Blogging (Without Becoming A Spammer)

 
Over the last few years it seems as if "automation" has got itself a rather bad name. Too many tools have appeared on the market that will help you to automatically bookmark your blog posts, build low-quality links or help you spam Facebook groups. It's the easy way out, that's for sure. But automated tools rarely get the required results. Quite the reverse; as we all try to stay afloat among

Top Social Media Plugins for WordPress

 
This is a guest post by Helen Bailey. Let�s be frank � we all want maximum exposure for our content. It's a great feeling to write an interesting and useful article, and even a better feeling to see it being actively shared on major social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Linkedin, Pinterest, StumbleUpon etc. This means you�ve created valuable content that the public believes is

7 Tips For Creating a Better WordPress Design

 
This is a guest post by Ness. Creating a WordPress site for the first time can be a little confusing for most, but after you play around with all of the different customization options and upload some good images, you can make it perfect. So to give you a head start on some of the design aspects, we are going to give you 7 tips to use to ensure your design is amazing. Use Beautiful Pictures

Optimizing Your Blog for an Enhanced Mobile Viewing

 
This is a guest post by Mike Swan. We were thinking about getting on with some clever mind blowing lines that would totally convince our readers to take their websites and blogs mobile. But then we decided against it, simply because firstly, we know each one of us are in the habit of reading various novels and books on kindle, chatting on whatsapp or viber (which practically requires a smart

How Safe Is Your Website? [Infographic]

 
It�s time. Your website needs a health checkup. Sure, you could wait�if you want to increase your potential in being among the 648,000,000 websites reporting problems related to hacking and tampering. Complete a brief checkup now. Are you committing one of the following, unsafe actions? Using cheap hosting services Leveraging badly-coded third-party extensions Keeping poor or weak log-in

What If Your WordPress Blog Gets Hacked? [Infographic]

 
WordPress platform has experienced some wide-spread hacker attacks recently. They have been targeting mainly blogs and websites with default "admin" login name. Wordpress can be very easily used, thus people tend to forget about the security issues. Most people have no idea about hacks and why they're dangerous. In fact, WordPress has many different loopholes that attract different hackers who

5 Things To Remember When Creating Your Own Site

 
This is a guest post by Lily Davis. If you want to maximize your reach to customers and readers, you have to have your own website. However, it is no longer just enough to put up a website and hope that users will come. You need to have some direction and put in the effort to make a user experience that will keep visitors coming back. Below are five things to remember when creating your own

7 Tips To Stop WordPress Comment Spam

 
This is a guest post by Adrienne Erin. Open discussions make blogs fun to read and engaging. After all, a one-sided conversation might be satisfying for the blogger who initially writes it, but the fluid nature of subsequent agreement and disagreement is what makes readers click on posts and get absorbed in content. However, not everyone visits a blog with the intention of adding something

5 Awesome Free Administration Plugins for WordPress

 
This is a guest post by Jessy Troy. I always say that of any blogging platform out there, Wordpress is the simplest. It has many advanced features, but even a complete novice can quickly learn to build their own site. Everything from themes to coding is laid out in the simplest way, many user friendly features made automated or guided, while still being accessible for experienced users. Plugins

How to show Pinterest Recent Pins On Blog

 
You can now display your latest (Pinterest) pins on your blog. This widget lets you choose whether to display your general pins or pins from a specific board. All you need is your profile or board URL and use that in the Pinterest widget builder. Step 1: Building the widget Go to Pinterest widget builder page. Select Profile Widget if you want to display general pins, or select Board

5 Keys to Securing your Personal Server

 
This is a guest post by John Dayton. Server security is one of the most fundamental that you need to take care of if you run an online business or have a privately hosted web presence of any kind -meaning you have your own websites instead of running your pages off of social networks or blogging platform sub-domains. The internet is a jungle in many ways and it's full of numerous predators, both
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