In a blog, when the author replies to a visitor's comment, it's difficult for the visitor to notice the reply unless they revisit the page. However, with the comment reply email notification feature, visitors receive an email when the author or another visitor replies to their comment, allowing them to promptly learn about the response. In the widely used WordPress blog system, emails are typically sent via the system's default sendmail, which often ends up in spam folders. Therefore, we usually opt for email services like Tencent, Microsoft, or Google that provide domain-specific email solutions, which require sending emails via SMTP. The issue is that sendmail doesn't natively support SMTP, though this can be resolved using plugins within the blog system. However,...

This is something I came across on Arefly's blog. Original URL: http://www.arefly.com/zh-cn/wordpress-js-check/ Usage: Bookmark any webpage. Find the bookmark you just created, right-click to edit it. Change the name to "One-Click Check-in" or whatever you prefer, and replace the address with the following code: javascript : document . getElementById ( 'author' ). value = 'Your Nickname' document . getElementById ( 'email' ). value = 'Your Email' document . getElementById ( 'url' ). value = 'Your Website' var myDate = new Date () var mytime = myDate . toLocaleTimeString () document . getElementById ( 'comment' ). value = 'Checked in today! Time: ' + mytime submit . click () void 0 Remember to modify the nickname, email, and website in the code. Open the webpage where you want to check in,...

The resource minification effect of W3 Total Cache is excellent - it even minifies HTML. Just look at my webpage source code: line breaks are removed, and the minification is extremely effective. However, at the end of the page, there's an added comment by W3 Total Cache: <! -- Performance optimized by W3 Total Cache. Learn more: http://www.w3-edge.com/wordpress-plugins/ Minified using disk: basic Content Delivery Network via lantian.pub Served from: lantian.pub @ 2013-02-13 20:56:59 by W3 Total Cache -- > For someone like me who pursues speed, this not only unnecessarily increases the webpage size but, more importantly, it annoys me whenever I see it. Therefore, I decided to tackle W3 Total Cache and remove the code that generates this comment....