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8 Steps to clean a hacked WordPress blog

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It takes a lot to clean up a hacked blog. This article explains what’s involved.

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Review: WordPress Plugin Development: Beginner’s Guide

This book will start you on the path to developing WordPress plugins and widgets. PHP skills required.

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