Examples of using A plugin in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Fortunately, there's a plugin for that.
Select a plugin policy for the above host or domain.
If you use WordPress, it is advisable to use a plugin such as WordPress Robots.
Installing a plugin to block locally stored data, if available.
This is the time youwill need to use a theme detector or a plugin detector.
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I cannot find a plugin that does this!
I think security and caching should be handled through the server,rather than a plugin.
If you aren't using a plugin or theme delete it from your site!
For example: Supporting social media components,like Facebook or Twitter(where a website uses a plugin from these third party platforms).
There is undoubtedly a plugin for everything you can think of.
For example: Supporting social media components,like Facebook or Twitter(where a website uses a plugin from these third party platforms).
There seems to be a plugin for almost anything you could think of.
Supporting social media components,like Facebook or Twitter(where a website uses a plugin from these third party platforms, for example).
Why would I have to download a plugin from your website now, which is supposed to work from the wordpress repository?
To make it even easier,they provide applications for Facebook and Wix, a plugin for Wordpress, and an extension for Joomla.
This is either caused by a plugin or a theme, try to find jquery lines in the source and comment them.
Supporting social media components,like Facebook or Twitter(where a website uses a plugin from these third party platforms, for example).
Sometimes a plugin or theme may use it incorrectly which may result into users seeing this error.
The software is free andyou can download it from the manufacturer website(usually included as a plugin in WINAMP player by default).
The better option would be to use a plugin like WooCommerce, which is designed to add e-commerce functionality to WordPress.
Httaccess is only recommended for the syntax/%post%/, If you want to configure anothersyntax you should do the redirects manually with a plugin like Redirection.
I also strongly believe that closing a plugin with something that has been there for 4 years, which is not a gaping security hole is the wrong action.
This is not just a plugin, it symbolizes the hope and enthusiasm of an entire generation summed up in two words sung most famously by Louis Armstrong.
You can get similar services for WordPress through a plugin like Optimizely that allows you to run split, multivariate, and A/B testing on your site.
Localize* also needed a plugin for its own websites, and if you need to manage a few websites, the time and cost of making them accessible can be expensive.
Even if there isn't a plugin available to perform a specific task, odds are you can develop it yourself or hire someone else to do so.