I am pretty sure that AlertBox will be an important site to keep track of. Thank you Mike for posting this link to your Facebook Page.
OMG! Pesto Vinaigrette…
Friday, 18 June 2010
I had the Chicken wrap with Pesto Vinaigrette from Trader Joe’s. I really wish they would just give me the recipe, or sell it in a can.
The recipe for Basil Vinaigrette on Allrecipe.com looks like a good approximation – I will try this soon and see if it is close enough.
Inline PHP – plugin that let you excute PHP code inside the post/page
Saturday, 24 April 2010
For future reference Inline PHP is the best one I have tested (on version 2.9 – even though currently it is not “approved” for 2.9).
However when switching to visual all of the <exec> and </exec> tags disappear and all that is left is the code raw and fragile.
I tested the following code:
<exec>
$test=’My big test<br />’;
echo $test;
echo ‘This is a test’;
</exec>
And this is what it shows:
My big test
This is a test
I am really excited. This plugin has a lot of potential.
WordPress user registration plugin – where is the Typo3 counterpart?
Monday, 19 April 2010
I have spent a large portion of today fighting the good fight with Typo3. Typo3 won the battle. I am sure if I knew what I am doing it would have been an easy task, but since I am still fumbling with that CMS, it was very hard and didn’t yield anything like what I hoped it would do. Bummer!
Out of morbid curiosity I looked for a similar plugin in WordPress and I found this one. Switching to WordPress looks like a brilliant idea right now… Sob! registration
Creating Custome page/template in WordPress
Wednesday, 24 March 2010
Read the official documentation on Wrodpress.org
codex.wordpress.org/Pages
Watch a short movie that explains how to create custom pages on a WordPress site.
www.wordpresswizards.com/how-to-create-salespages-landing-pages-and-custom-page-templates-with-wordpress
Real simple!
Screenshots generators
Tuesday, 16 March 2010
I really don’t know what happened to browsershots.org. It seems pretty dead, which is really sad since it was a great way to see how websites I worked, look on platforms I was not very likely to be accessing in RL.
Oh, well. I found that Adobe is offering similar service (although not as extensive as browsershots.org).
browserlab.adobe.com
Registration is required. I used my “regular” Adobe user name and password and that was good enough.