Idea, idea, idea… Now repeat 59 times. Voilà! 59 ideas!
I tried WordPress 2.3 beta on one of my site and found that AdAdvantage didn’t work. Turned out that there are some internal changes that is fixed in K2 svn nightly.
So I updated my AdAdvantage scheme and all was fine.
The code is not packaged for download but is on the Google Code Subversion repository .
Ever been to a website and you right click on a link to open the page in a new tab (for you Firefox users) and out pops a message
Thou shall not steal.
Ridiculous!
May I say using javascript to block righ click is, well, … so un-2.0.
Tools > Options > Content > Enable Javascript unchecked.
The buzz behind Google Checkout is still ringing since it was announced.
I went to check it out and was duly disappointed. Why? Because the service only support US users. No luck for international users.
Replacing Paypal? Not anytime soon.
Server was down for almost a week! That’s eternal in Internet time.
Site feels smooth and good with the upgrade. Thanks for coming back!
Looking at online calendars and contact list. I found Plaxo to be a very good fit. Going to try it more thoroughly when I have more time.
On s separate note, I’d heard of Plaxo way before Web 2.0 became the vogue. Nice to see a Web 1.0 service still around.
Found a number of opensource projects and web services in the calendar/groupware space. None of them is near mature. None integrate contact and calendar (like birthday). I still like Yahoo Addressbook but they should give it a big usability upgrade.
Release my Ad Advantage theme in beta. Find out more about the idea behind the theme.
My reckon is the theme is 80% done in terms of structure and 30% done in terms of the bells and whistles I like to include.
Leave me your comments.
Two main themes on my links today - Multiple WordPress and New WordPress Theme. And there are the usual random surfing and looking out for best blog.
Looking around for information on how to run multiple WordPress on a single install. Although post on the topic was raised as far back as 2004, there isn’t a straight forward solution yet.
MediaWiki use a lndir strategy which is very straight forward and easy. Has anyone try this with WordPress? The various types of include (see bookmarked posts) gave much problem to symbolic links. I tried and gave up.
Some enterprising individuals are also make money off people looking for multiple WordPress. Found a few of them.
Looking at a number of css and design sites because I’m working on a new theme for this blog using some ideas from Google themselves.
I’m naming it Ad Advantage. It’s designed to integrate ads from the beginning instead of just fitting ads into the theme as an afterthoughts.
Continue reading ‘links for 2006-02-18 (Multiple WordPress, Theme, etc.)’
Two recent Best Blog pick went up the Fastest Growing blog. Congratulation!
Latest Comments
RSS