
Have you ever heard of "Liborgate"? Not yet? It's time to catch up, because this financial scandal will keep the banks busy all summer and even beyond… I advise you to make the most of your vacation, if you're lucky enough to have one, because…

As every year, we've recently been subjected to the same old rankings for everything and anything. It's as if our fellow citizens can't discern what's important unless they have one or more rankings in front of them. Pick up a weekly magazine at random, and you can be sure it will contain at least one…

Who hasn't felt like staying home one morning, especially on a Monday, instead of going to work? Rest assured, it's relatively common, and I'd even go so far as to say it's almost universal… Once again, our American friends are among the best in the world at this, as revealed by a recent study by…

Tonight is the Eurovision final in Baku, and France Télévisions is offering me the opportunity to be the community manager of the event on their social platforms.
In WordPress, the expiration period for the cookie stored on the computer of a user who has commented on your blog is extremely long (approximately one year). Several reasons might lead a blogger to want to reduce this expiration period, starting with improving performance and achieving faster page load times. Indeed,…

As you can see, Google Feedburner has removed Socialize feature from its left menu on Feedburner account. Webmasters and bloggers hope that it's not a permanent change because this tool is very useful for those who want to link their RSS feed to their Twitter account. The link has been removed, but hopefully not the…

Here's a quick tip to find the "Socialize" option in Feedburner, which has literally disappeared from the menu! If you're a Feedburner user, you've probably noticed, like me, that the "Socialize" page, which allowed you to link your Feedburner account to your Twitter account, has simply vanished from the Feedburner menu. And like me…

If there's one thing I'm often asked to customize on a social network built with the BuddyPress CMS, it's avatar management. Firstly, the avatar always links to the currently open page, which is pointless, and secondly, there's its size…

Here is a very useful piece of code that will allow you to create a new RSS feed in WordPress.

Here is a small function for Buddypress that helped me a lot and that I wanted to share with you for those who might need it: not very well highlighted in the doc, it allows you to display the total number of registered users on your network.