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Thursday, November 26, 2015




If you have a website or blog then you need to protect it from spammers, bots, and random unwanted users. One sure way to protect your website from these unwanted activities is to add Captcha to all important forms on your website like the comments section, registration forms, etc.

Protect Your WordPress Blog With These 8 Free Captcha Plugins


CAPTCHA (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart) is a simple test that can differentiate bots from humans. The good thing about using Captcha is that it not only protects your WordPress site from spams but can also protect your login form from brute force attacks. So, here are some of the best Captcha plugins for WordPress that you should definitely look into.

1. Google Captcha (reCAPTCHA)

Google Captcha uses the all new Google reCAPTCHA technology to protect your site from spam and unwanted users. To use this plugin, you first need to register your website with Google and get the Site key and Secret key. This free plugin protects all the default forms like the registration form, comments form, login form, etc.

2. SI-CAPTCHA Anti-Spam

SI-CAPTCHA Anti-Spam is one of the famous Captcha plugins for WordPress that uses the traditional approach of asking users to type the letters in the displayed image. This plugin supports all the default WordPress forms, and the good thing about it is that it is fully compatible with Akismet, BuddyPress, and WPMU.

3. Captcha Bank

Captcha Bank is a simple yet powerful plugin that provides easy-to-solve captcha tests while still being hard on the bots. Unlike the other Captcha plugins, Captcha Bank gives you a lot of options to customize the complexity of displayed Captcha, such as layout settings, display settings, security settings, etc.


4. Captcha by BestWebSoft

Captcha by BestWebSoft is yet another popular Captcha plugin that uses simple math problems instead of the messy images with random letters to identify humans from bots. The plugin provides much more control over how the captcha is displayed and how complex it should be. Moreover, you can also whitelist IP address if the need arises.

5. Blue Captcha

Blue Captcha is one of the highly customizable WordPress Captcha plugins that protects your site from bad bots and unwanted human visitors. The plugin has seven different Captcha difficulty levels and also supports both the single and double layer Captcha. The other notable features of the plugin include but are not limited to activity logging, Hall of Shame, blocking options, and Captcha image customization.

6. Conditional Captcha

Unlike all the other plugins on the list,
Conditional Captcha works differently and only shows the Captcha if certain conditions are met. On the basic level, the Captcha is only displayed if the user is not logged in or has no previously approved comment. On the other hand, you can also configure the plugin to only display the Captcha if Akismet flags the comment as spam.
As you can tell, the plugin is neat and uses a different approach. If you are looking for a plugin that doesn’t annoy users every time they interact with your forms, then do give it a try.

7. Math Captcha

As you can tell from the name, Math Captcha is a simple plugin that uses simple math problems like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to tell the difference between humans and bots. The plugin seamlessly integrates with all the WordPress forms, BBPress, and Contact Form 7. The plugin is optimally configured out of the box. All you have to do is install the plugin, select where the Captcha appears and hit the “Save Changes” button.

8. HumanCaptcha by Outerbridge

HumanCaptcha uses a rather unusual approach to differentiate humans from bots. Unlike other plugins which use images or math problems, the plugin asks questions that require human logic to answer. If the answer is correct, they pass the Captcha test. The plugin comes with a few pre-defined questions for quick start. But if you want to, you can add your own questions and answers.

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Saturday, November 21, 2015




Content Management Systems (CMS) are software packages which allow you to organize, publish, modify and maintain content on a website, without requiring much of technical expertise. All you need to do is install a CMS, choose a domain name, give your inputs in the template design and hop onto the web server with your new online identity.

Today, we are surrounded with hundreds of CMSs to choose from. And the cherry on the top is that most of them are open source platforms, implying that they can be used for free. Although owing to the pros and cons of all, no CMS can be termed as the best but some are more popular than the rest. A list of 10 Most Popularly Used Content Management Systems has been compiled for you.

10 Most Popular Open Source CMS Used Online



1. WordPress

Ask any CMS Website Development Company for an open source platform, and the first suggestion would be WordPress. Built on PHP and MySQL, this CMS powers around 15% of the world’s top one million websites and 24% of the total websites. Be it hosting, installation or administration, WordPress makes everything hassle-free. Sites developed on this open source platform are W3C complaint, search engine optimized and have excellent Web 2.0 functionality. Its huge universe of themes and plugins allows you to create virtually any type of website.

2. Joomla

This open source CMS enjoys high levels of popularity, particularly amongst the startups and SMEs owing to its flexibility and easy-to-use admin controls. However, many bigshot names like MTV and Harvard University are also running their websites on Joomla. This polyglot platform has created millions of websites in 64 different languages. Also, if your website is on Joomla, its promotional capabilities can enhance your viewership to a great extent.

3. Drupal

Another free, PHP-based Content Management System , Drupal is being used by prominent names like New York Observer, Popular Science and MIT amongst several others. Similar to WordPress and Joomla, it also possesses a treasure of thousands of extensions to increase your site’s functional range. If your website has a lot of complex content to be organized, Drupal is best suited for you with its unique features for taxonomy and ability to tag.

4. ModX

Although the name of ModX is not much heard of in common parlance but there are over 100,000 websites running on this CMS. Its core strength lies in its usability allowing even non-technical handlers to conveniently work with it. A logically laid out interface makes it easy to customize the designs. To top it all, no additional plugins are required for SEO in ModX sites.

5. ExpressionEngine

Developed by EllisLab, this CMS is based on PHP and offers both open source and premium software for creating websites. Although, its number of plugins is nowhere even close to what popular CMSs are offering, this platform does provide complete liberty to design the sites and search engine friendly URLs. Official support is available on purchase of license.

6. TextPattern

Underdog of the CMS world, TextPattern is a highly flexible, free PHP based system. It has a minimalistic interface which makes it easy to work with. Native anti-spam system, import tools and flexible design engine are some of its key features. While this CMS does not have many jewels to its crown but it offers themes, designs and plugins in reasonably good numbers.

7. Contao

Formerly known as TYPOlight, this CMS is also built on PHP language. Contao combines Ajax and other Web 2.0 features to enhance the usability. SEO-friendly sites with high level of security can be made on this platform. Live update services, easy integration of modules and support for multiple blogs are some of the highlighted features.

8. DotNetNuke

While most CMSs are written in PHP language, this one is an exception using ASP.Net to cater specifically to Windows. As Windows servers play host to an array of intranets, opting for DotNetNuke would be a wise decision. While the CMS comes with a cost, interested users can take a free demo and trail before purchasing.

9. Umbraco
Unlike most ASP.Net solutions, Umbraco is an open source software that gives complete freedom to designers over the aesthetics. An open API gives full access to developers for customizing the back-end applications. While the CMS offers flexibility to create both websites and intranets, it does not provide any prebuilt themes at the front-end.

10. Concrete 5

One more PHP-based free system on our list; Concrete 5 can be used for creating websites as well as web applications. The CMS is growing in popularity on account of flexibility offered for coding and use of themes. With its easily comprehensible features, turning a basic HTML site into Concrete 5 takes only a few minutes. Business-class hosting including support makes it the CMS of choice for the corporate world.

Note that the above CMSs are not listed in order of popular.



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Monday, October 12, 2015


 How To Host WordPress On Local Web Server Of Your Android (SupremeWap.Com)

We are here today on how to install WordPress offline on your android device. Many of us want to create our own blog/web pages or want to write personal diary in the way of blogging or want to share our knowledge but most of us have problem with hosting. We will be discussing how you can install WordPress on your android and write your articles without any need of hosting.

How To Host WordPress On Local Web Server Of Your Android


This tutorial is very simple but little bit time consuming because you will first create a local web server on your android device then you can install WordPress on the server you created on your android and use it to write blog posts with your android device. So have a look on complete step by step guide for WordPress installation on your android device.

Steps To Setup WordPress on Your Android Without Online Hosting


- You have to create a local web server on your android device that will allow you to run any of your files on your android.
(For creating local web server on your android visit here.)

- Following the complete guide linked above open the KSWEB app and the server will get started.

- Now download the zip file of WordPress from official website
http://wordpress.org .

- Copy the zip file and head towards the server root path which you have set and extract the zip file of WordPress there with the help of
Solid Explorer.
 How To Host WordPress On Local Web Server Of Your Android (SupremeWap.Com)

- Now go back to phpMyAdmin and there create a new database for your wordpress to access it.
 How To Host WordPress On Local Web Server Of Your Android (SupremeWap.Com)

- Open your android browser visit the page http://localhost:8080/wordpress .

- There you will see WordPress installation guide, simple click on install button and proceed with the few steps as provided.
 How To Host WordPress On Local Web Server Of Your Android (SupremeWap.Com)

- Now WordPress will be installed on your local web server of your android and now you can do blogging offline with your android device easily.


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