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Atticus enjoying some shade, originally uploaded by mwalters. Can’t blame him, it was in the mid 90′s. This post is part of the Picture of the Day Series for 2009.
While working on a site recently, a common problem was run into using WordPress as a full fledged CMS. The issue was needing to have multiple content areas within the same Page. For a developer (front end or back end) this typically isn’t an issue, even inside of WordPress. Since the content area allows you [...]
The tough life, originally uploaded by mwalters. Life is hard as a dog, what can I say? This post is part of the Picture of the Day Series for 2009.
I’ve released an upgrade to WordPress File Monitor, my plugin for notifying you when files are added/changed/deleted from your site. A few small bugs have been fixed and there is now an option to choose between checking file timestamps or using hashes of the files. Anyhow, check it out, let me know if you have [...]
Added comments to SnipIt.me using Intense Debate. So you can now comment on photo’s, code samples, and URL’s (via the preview method instead of the redirect method). They’re hidden by default to keep the interface minimal, they can be displayed by simply clicking the View Comments link near the bottom.
potd, originally uploaded by mwalters. Little did I know when I adopted a dog from the SPCA that I would be getting a gargoyle as well! This post is part of the Picture of the Day Series for 2009.
… the world has had to put up with me now. I declare that 30 is the new 21. ;) Woot.
Roughly 9-10 months ago, I switched from my iPhone to an enV2 with Verizon. AT&T’s coverage was just horrible, basically making my iPhone an iPod Touch with an expensive monthly subscription cost. Anyhow, the enV2 served me well, but I got to where I was needing to keep a closer eye on some things (WordPress [...]
I’ve released a new WordPress plugin called WordPress File Monitor. Essentially, it keeps track of what files are installed in your WordPress install (or site) and watches for files being added/deleted/changed. One catch is that it does rely on WordPress being able to load in order to do its work. So if the malicious individual [...]