Posts Tagged ‘Plugins’
Now-Reading Tweaks
Posted by Mark | Filed under Life, Plugins, WordPress
I use Rob Miller’s excellent Now-Reading plugin to track all the books I’ve read and am reading here at CoffeeBear. After my recent site upgrade I decided to tweak the single book template for my library. I noticed that the latest version of Now-Reading allows you to note who read a given book on multiuser […]
Tags: Books, Code, Now-Reading, PHP, Plugins, Upgrade, WordPress
Library Fixed and Other Changes
Posted by Mark | Filed under WordPress
The library issues I was having appear to be resolved. When I upgraded WordPress, I simply overwrote the existing files (‘cuz I’m lazy) and then I went into my permalink settings and hit the update button (without actually making any changes). This is supposed to be enough to get the plugin I use for the […]
Tags: Now-Reading, Plugins, sysadmin, WordPress
WordPress Plugins: PHPInfo and PluginsUsedPlugin
Posted by Mark | Filed under Plugins, WordPress
I’ve been working on some stuff behind the scenes here at CoffeeBear.net with the intention of eventually upgrading the site’s backend and developing a new theme for the site. In the process of doing all this behind the scenes works, I’ve been trying out new plugins and wanted a quick way to check my server’s […]
Text-Link-Ads Updated
Posted by Mark | Filed under Web Design, WordPress
Text-Link-Ads is a nice service which I use to help pay the bills for running this site. They just released a new version of their WordPress plugin which I use to put their adverts on this site, so I installed it but in doing so it overwrote a couple of changes I’d made to the […]
Tags: Code, CSS, PHP, Plugins, tla, WordPress
Convert from AMM to Now Reading
Posted by Mark | Filed under MySQL, WordPress
As part of my upgrading to the latest/greatest version of WordPress, I switched over to using the Now Reading plugin from AMM. I switched because development on AMM seems to have come to a complete halt and it was acting somewhat flaky prior to the upgrade. One of the big problems with switching over was […]
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