If you look at the top of this page you’ll see that there is a short quip displayed in my header. Every time you visit any page, it changes. I have about fifteen little quotes in my database and they’re set to display randomly with each refresh of the page. I wrote a plugin which [...]
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Today I’m going to explain how to make your WordPress blog display a special note based on a tag associated with a post. This tip is uniquely written for users of Chris Pearson’s awesome Thesis Theme, but if you are crafty enough with WordPress, you’ll be able to use it regardless of the theme you’re [...]
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Wednesday January 28, 2009
LaunchPad is a killer WordPress “domain parking” theme. It’s the perfect way to let visitors know that something cool is “coming soon” when you’ve registered a domain name but haven’t yet had a chance to actually build anything. This high-impact, minimalist layout (example) comes pre-configured with two RSS subscription options — via email or feed [...]
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I’m seriously considering purchasing Chris Pearson‘s Thesis theme. For some reason I have started hating the look and feel of my own site. I want to change everything about it. It’s looked pretty much the same for almost 4 years now … Update 2008-08-21: I did it. I bit the bullet and am now running [...]
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Wednesday February 27, 2002
Hey! I didn’t know you could have Desktop Themes in Windows 2000! That’s way cool. ActiveWin shows you how to do this and a ton more. There’s even a section of my favorite things: registry hacks! w00t! link via Lockergnome
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Are these fonts too small? Anyone? I’ve been fooling with the themes here at the dg.net web-technology outpost. It’s all wacky css and javascript fun! If you have cookies disabled (You paranoid silly person!) you might not be getting the whole shebang when you view my site(s). Oh well. Clicking on the “themes” links over [...]
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So … how do you like this layout? You can now choose from several themes for the page. They are listed in the sidebar. Currently the themes are “Original”, “Holidays”, “Me-Fi”, and “Lost Pages”. Original is what you should get by default. Holidays is red and green. Me-Fi and Lost Pages are tributes to two [...]
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Saturday December 22, 2001
So … I’ve changed so much of this site in the last few hours it’s not even funny. The css (Cascading Style Sheet) was revised and updated. There are actually now five distinct style sheets. Choose which one you like best! (The choices are in the sidebar.) I also modified a hunka buncha the javascript, [...]
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According to the What’s Your Theme Song? quiz, my personal theme song is AC/DC’s Back in Black. I have to agree with Billy: Lame. This is the least on-target of all the quizzes I’ve taken at eMode.com. I only barely like that song, and there’s no way it’s the theme of my life. (Here are [...]
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This Week’s Sign That the Apocalypse Is Upon Us: The Claudia Schiffer Edition Palm Pilot
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