Posts Tagged ‘Wordpress’

Visitor Contact: Too Cool for School Contact Form

In: Web

9 Jul 2009

In the WordPress world, Contact Form 7 is “the king of contact forms”. It has (as of today 9 of July 2009) 543,600 downloads, a average rating of four stars (of 279 ratings). Also it has been translated to over 30 languages and  2 years of being in the plugin directory. Those are impressive numbers [...]

XML Sitemaps and migrating from WordPress.com

In: Wordpress

10 Apr 2009

XML Sitemaps or Google Site maps are xml files that list the URLs of your site and metadata (of the URL). This metadata includes the date the URL was updated, how often changes and its importance compared to other URLs in the site. All this information makes “life easier” for the web crawlers of search [...]

Fix to the WordPress.com Stats zero problem

In: Wordpress

26 Mar 2009

You just moved from wordpress.com to a self hosted blog using wordpress, you found your dream theme and you are blogging. The wordpress.com stats are running without a problem, the only thing is that you suddenly haven’t registered any visits for some time (see image bellow). Zero is the worst thing you can see for [...]

WordPress Chronicles

In: Wordpress

26 Mar 2009

The “WordPress Chronicles” are posts on experiencing and dealing with WordPress. I have to say that is fun, some things don’t always work, however is always straight forward. On the other hand Drupal is just a mountain of menus over menus and constant scrolling up and down. So after every post on working with WordPress, [...]

The Two day Expert

In: General

13 Mar 2009

A couple of weeks ago, I spend around two days building a website, using WordPress, as a Content Management System (CMS). The idea behind the page was to make a prototype of a idea and gain experience with WordPress from scratch. I had to deal with common roadblocks that I find when dealing with LAMP [...]

Making the Compositio WordPress theme work with reCaptcha

In: Wordpress

9 Mar 2009

The Compositio WordPress theme was design by Design Disease and brought to you, thanks to Smashing Magazine. Now that my blog is self hosted I decided to install the WP-reCaptcha plugin as a antispam measure for the comments. The plugin worked well with other themes, so that is how I new the problem was with [...]

Posting Animoto “Cool Slides Shows Videos” in WordPress

In: Life Hacks|Web

12 Feb 2009

Once you have made your video in Animoto, you might want to post it in your blog. If you have WordPress and already wrote the post, and want to include it, the process is not that smooth as it should. Generally I write and then look for the media to include, or included until the [...]

Facebook Garage: Hating Facebook

In: Uncategorized

17 Mar 2008

Enter Annika Lidne, from Lidne Inc. She is here to talk about hwy she loves social media and hate Facebook. Again I didn’t take notes (but next one and forward I did). Annika starts with the walled garden effect and AOL. I have never heard about the walled garden effect, but knew about AOL and [...]


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