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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: My first attempt at a WP photoblogMike: I actually custom make all my thumbnails… it’s a trick I stole from http://www.photojunkie.ca – I basically just find an interesting 120×90 chunk to pull out of my original picture. (You might notice that the thumbnails have the same scale as the full images). That way the thumbnail is more of a “teaser” than a giveaway of the whoel picture 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: the_excerpt: Undefined function autop()?Ahhhh ok. There hasn’t been a new nightly since the 24th, and people were complaining about timestamp stuff from that build so I’m not upgrading until the next nightly 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: My first attempt at a WP photoblogI’ve already thought about shortening the page height so that (at least in 1024×768) you don’t need to scroll… I just have to get around to makign up a decent stylesheet for it – right now I just hacked up one of the ones from the stylesheet competition 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: GMT & PermalinksAhhhhh ok… I downloaded the latest nightly build this morning, then the one from the 24th was added after I downloaded it. Guess I lucked out! 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: GMT & PermalinksOdd, I upgraded to the overnight from the 20th, everything seems to be working fine for me…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Tdays build (17/02/04) upgrade errorThis error also occurs when doing a fresh install. However, just fixing the global statement doesn’t fix it – then it tries to put in a duplicate entry (at least in a fresh install). There’s two problems, really – first that the global statement is incorrect, and second that the option never gets put into an option group to begin with. And THEN, it doesn’t even bother putting it into the options group when it realizes it’s not there!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Post Slug: excellent!Wooo cool. Too bad all my google rankings are up there with dashes instead of underscores, otherwise I’d be all over that… 😛
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Scalability for Thousands of PostsI swear I recall somebody saying they were working on a static page hack… but I am way too lazy to go back looking through the forums for it… hehehehe…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Scalability for Thousands of PostsIf I recall, a static page option WAS in the works at some point…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Technorati Link Cosmos HackOoooh dang, only 500 hits a day? So much for that tool then… lol…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Target=_BLANKHe doesn’t want his comments to popup in a new window, he wants commenter’s websites to pop up in a new window… (ie the link for a person’s name in the comment they left opens in a new window). Despite Matt’s claims to the contrary, it DOESN’T currently work that way, at least not in the Miles release, and not when your comments are inline…
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Good Web HostI personally love my 1and1 account… their backend stuff is TERRIBLE, as cedar said, but I’m perfectly happy going to the shell and playing around in there. And hell, it was FREE so I really can’t complain. I’m dreading if I ever need any support from them, but really, that’s MAYBE a once a year thing, so who cares? It’s free dammit!
However, if I ever get sick of 1and1 I fully intend to go back to bloghosts.com… those guys are fantastic, with EXCELLENT support, and pretty solid prices to boot.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Movable Type ImportIf you’re taking the time to look up the post ID for a previous post, you can take the time to cut and paste a permalink from your page… That’s all I do… and permalinking by post ID is bad for the very reason that if you switch content management systems, there’s a 99% chance that your post id’s won’t be kept (just as an example, you don’t see MT importing Blogger’s post id’s… yet how come people never complain about THAT?)
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: The reasons for cruft-free URIs…and a possible fWithout mod_rewrite, you would pretty much have to go to a static file system… I can’t understand a reason why a webhosting provider wouldn’t install that…
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: The reasons for cruft-free URIs…and a possible fI personally NEVER rely on post ID’s… as I have switched between blogging systems and hosts and all kinds of stuff MANY times… so when I export my entries, and re-import them, IDs are always changing. I RARELY go back to change the title of an entry (or if I do, it is relatively soon after making the post, not months later) so in my case, using the default cruft-free URLs format that WP suggests is actually a pretty solid future-proofing technique as well.