I started writing my first WordPress plugin tonight, and of course the thing I undertake is not a simple thing. I’ve setup a couple of websites for two different groups, and it would be ideal for them to have their own calendar on their website. However, none of the currently available event calendar plugins really [...]
Categories: Plugins
Since I think most readers of this blog also blog with WordPress, I pass along this plugin to you. This plugin places statistics from Google Analytics and Feedburner into your blog’s administrative panel. I always forget to go out and look at those sites for my stats, but now I can get them quickly and [...]
Once again my del.icio.us links have backed up some, so get ready for a random collection of links: Launchy – This is another application launcher, similar to Colibri (featured by me in this post). I stopped using Colibri because it took too long to get it started up. Launchy starts rapidly, and at present is [...]
Categories: Business Stuff,Plugins,Technology,Windows
I’ve been working on developing two new WordPress themes. It’s been challenging to work through issues with how the different web browsers render the pages. I do all of my development in Firefox, and then when I do cross-browser checking everything is fine. Opera is right but — surprise, surprise — Internet Exploder isn’t. So [...]
Building on my previous post, here are some more WordPress plugins for you to check out: SimpleTags – “SimpleTags is a WordPress plugin that will allow you to easily generate Technorati tags at the bottom of your blog entries. There are several plugins already available for this purpose, but they all require you to use [...]
I’ve decided that I should pass along some links to my favorite things when it comes to WordPress. Alex King hosted a competition for themes. He also setup a handy browser so you can see a demo of each theme. Comment spam is a nasty thing. I originally used a captcha based spam blocker (where [...]