WordPress & Websites
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Sassafrassin Rassafrasser!
This is driving me nuts. It may be an issue with my WordPress installation, or my CSS, an example of the problem can, currently, be seen two posts down. If I add a blockquote in WordPress, it adds [blockquote] around the area of text. All well and good. But if the quote has more than…
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Get a grip
I’m finally getting to grips with WordPress, it’s that “click” moment I always (eventually) get with most things. The final puzzle has been solved, in no small thanks to Stuart of foolfillment fame who left a link to a WordPress plugin in a recent comment. The plugin allows you to have a different number of…
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Tale of an upgrade
Note: If you can read this, it worked and I’m now running WordPress 1.5 OK, first things first. Some music. Hmmm oh yes a nice playlist with some selected tracks from several “Chillout” compilations. Ideal background stuff (some of which reminds me that Portishead are working on a new album), ohh Gotan Project are up…
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Firefox Experience
It’s been a while since I posted about Firefox but as it’s just crashed through the 24 million downloads mark, and has increased it’s browser share AGAIN I thought it was reasonable time to look back over the past year of using Firefox and see how, if at all, it has changed my browsing habits.…
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WordPress stuff
Permalink structure What gives? Is it because I have my index.php file outside my WordPress directory? I can get it to build the structure but then the permalinked post loses the link to the CSS (it presumes it’s in a different folder I think). Sorted. Comments, Trackbacks, Pingbacks I’m still using HaloScan for the comments,…
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WordPress help
Right. I’m stumped. As ever several other people. As detailed in this support forum post I have my main index file (this page) outside the directory WordPress is located. WordPress presumably allows this as you specify a different directory for the WordPress URI to the Blog address URI. However, when I edit my template, it…