WordPress users and plug-in developers are growing weary of software with no recent stable release available. Don’t get me wrong, Wordpress is great blog software. But trying to keep up with the problems created by the constant changes in the CVS version is tiresome.
Both Dr. Dave (developer of Spam Karma and WPPM) […]
After a short hiatus, Scrivs appears to have something to say again.
I’ve been using this query format for checking back-links on yahoo and msn:
link:http://v1.magicbeandip.com/ -site:magicbeandip.com
Try it at: MSN Search and Yahoo!
It’s nice because it excludes all pages at Magic Bean Dip that link to http://v1.magicbeandip.com, so all I see are links from other websites. The thing I dislike about this method of finding back-links […]
When I fist saw the latest stats on The State of Blogging reported by the Pew Internet & American Life Project these figures caught my eye: “27% of internet users say they read blogs”, and “Only
38% of all internet users know what a blog is.”
Resistance is Futile
This is significant because that means that 71% […]
OK, this is probably old-hat to you CSS veterans, but it’s news to me.
This is a good way to remember the order of sides in CSS shorthand properties like margin: 5px 10px 10px 6px; Thanks to Writing Efficient CSS at Position Is Everything
“Just imagine a box as the face of a clock. […]
Nibbles allows multiple columns to appear on the front page of WordPress 1.2.2. Each column contains the most recent posts in the category definition you specify. On Magic Bean Dip, my main column is selected by this line of code: $cat=-7. The minus sign indicates that every post that is not in […]