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Weblog Tools Collection reviewed WordPress Filter, a plugin I wrote. I think they may have done a better job explaining the plugin then I typically do.
potd, originally uploaded by mwalters. Atticus is tired apparently This post is part of the Picture of the Day Series for 2009.
Backing up your site is something that is very important to do. You never know when you might make a change that you need to revert, or you install a plugin that goes haywire harming your site. A reliable backup routine that is put into practice early and often is always a good idea. I [...]
In case you’ve missed it, there is a Richmond Wiki created by Andrew Miller. It’s become a pretty great site to find out about all things Richmond from dog parks to disc golf courses to places to get free stuff on your birthday. There’s even a wiki article on MattWalters.net over there along with WordCamp [...]
Webhosting is something I am frequently asked about. I’ve had a site hosted in some fashion since the late 90′s, so dealing with the in’s and out’s of hosting is something I’ve become quite familiar with. These days I’ve even moved towards configuring my own servers to host my sites. But this article isn’t going [...]
This past weekend was pretty busy development wise. First I launched WordPressEasily.com. I also put together SnipIt.me. SnipIt.me is basically a sharing service of various sorts, URL Shortening, Image Sharing, and Code Sharing. The URL Shortening is pretty standard. You can put in a long URL, and it makes it into a smaller URL for [...]
DSC_0003, originally uploaded by mwalters. Well, it definitely snowed last night. There are more images on flickr. This post is part of the Picture of the Day Series for 2009.
potd, originally uploaded by mwalters. This post is part of the Picture of the Day Series for 2009.
So over the weekend I quietly launched WordPressEasily.com. Basically it’s a WordPress hosting solution where the system takes care of installing the latest version of WordPress, setting up the database, getting permissions straight and all that good stuff. It also takes care of pre-configuring some of the harder to setup plugins (like WP Super Cache). [...]