Posts Tagged ‘WordPress’
Week 05: Cage Without a Key
Posted by Mark | Filed under Art, Web Design
That’s the thing about depression: A human being can survive almost anything, as long as she sees the end in sight. But depression is so insidious, and it compounds daily, that it’s impossible to ever see the end. The fog is like a cage without a key. – Elizabeth Wurtzel Wait, Week 05? What ever happened […]
Tags: camera, Project52, WordPress
Author Pages with hCard & jQuery
Posted by Mark | Filed under Web Design, WordPress
While I’m definitely not the designer that any of the people who created these beautiful hCards, I was greatly impressed by them. In particular, I liked the personal hCard created by Tim Van Damme and decided to make my own version of it. Only since I’m using WordPress rather; than a static site, I wanted […]
Tags: hCard, javascript, jQuery, microformats, PHP, Theme, WordPress
Fixing Now-Reading’s Admin Menu
Posted by Mark | Filed under Plugins, Software
I like using Now-Reading to track what books I’m currently reading, have read and want to read on my website. Unfortunately the plugin’s author has been too busy of late to update the plugin and one of the recent updates to WordPress caused Now-Reading’s admin menu to break (when using the single menu option). PHP […]
Tags: Now-Reading, PHP, Plugins, WordPress
VectorLover 2 — Initial Release
Posted by Mark | Filed under Web Design, WordPress
As previously mentioned, I’ve been working on updating and customizing the VectorLover WordPress theme to include some of WordPress 2.7’s new features and to integrate with certain WordPress plugins which I like. This evening I’m happy to announce the initial release of VectorLover 2. Features Threaded comments with quick reply links. Integrated plugin support for: Now-Reading, […]
Tags: Theme, WebDesign, WebDev, WordPress
Testing… 1…
Posted by Mark | Filed under Plugins, WordPress
I recently added a couple of plugins to this site (and a friend’s that I maintain) to try making administrating them easier. Both sites also happen to use a plugin to crosspost to LiveJournal and now things are acting flaky. I’ve disabled the most likely culprit and now am writing this post to see if I’m […]
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