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Tag Archives: Wordpress
Site Changes for 2010
With the long 4th of July Weekend, I thought it was time for my yearly site refresh. After upgrading to WordPress 3.0 (which has a number of advanced features like Custom Post Types and Multiple Sites installations), I decided to … finish reading Site Changes for 2010
Posted in General, Software, The Internet
Tagged ads, Advertising, Blogging, Google, Google Adsense, Wordpress
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With WordPress 2.7 came a lot of change that I am only now getting used too (still can’t believe threaded comments are built in now). So I decided to change themes to Carrington to better take advantage of these new … finish reading This year’s site change
May 26, 2009
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I’m now using the awesome WP-OpenID for OpenID authentication in the comments. Also, Gravatars are enabled.
Inspired by Recruitpress, a job board made with WordPress and a couple of packaged plugins, I’ve just deployed a job board for the Los Angeles Urban League. Basically, I’ve replaced the Secure Form Mailer Plugin For WordPress, used to apply … finish reading Los Angeles Urban League Job Board
Check out GMU’s Center for History and New Media Web projects
George Mason University’s Center for History and New Media has been really putting out some great online academic tools. They’re the ones behind the Zotero research extension for Firefox. Now they are developing some software for web sites like Omeka, … finish reading Check out GMU’s Center for History and New Media Web projects
Posted in Software, Technology
Tagged Academic Tools, Firefox, George Mason University, Omeka, Scholarpress, schools, Wordpress, Zotero
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Joe Biden’s WordPress blog got hacked with spam links on the footer. Al Gore was similarly hacked a while ago as well. (via Mark Jaquith)
December 16, 2007
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Thanks for the free copy of Blogging Tips, Lorelle
Lorelle on WordPress, who gave the Kicking Ass Content Connections talk at Wordcamp, sent out a free copy of her book Blogging Tips: What bloggers won’t tell you about blogging to conference attendees. I got my copy this past weekend … finish reading Thanks for the free copy of Blogging Tips, Lorelle
What I saw at Wordcamp 2007
The Wordcamp conference has come and gone (I know it was a couple of weeks ago and I just now blogged about it) and all I can say is I had a blast. It was nice to be able to … finish reading What I saw at Wordcamp 2007
I’m going to WordCamp 2007
Thanks to my job at Urban League, I’ll be headed up north to San Francisco for the Wordcamp 2007 conference. Looks like it will feature a number of great speakers on the schedule. I won’t be liveblogging, but hopefully I’ll … finish reading I’m going to WordCamp 2007
(Update: I’ve changed plugins to provide OpenID. See this post.) Comments can now be signed with OpenID, thanks to this plugin.
April 23, 2007
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