Time for another plugin. Installer, the Plugin is probably the most useful plugin you'll ever use :). Why? Cause it installs plugin and themes for you with one click! It can install almost any theme and/or plugin out there, and even supports remote file installation. You just paste in the URL of the plugin/theme and it grabs it and installs it.
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Introducing The Log 404 Plugin
WordPress has a very nice Customizable Permalink Structure. Unfortunately with the new rewrite rules (using path info) all 404's no longer get sent to the system logger.
Find My Easter Egg
A while ago I remember reading about an easter egg in Mint. You type in a secret code and receive a special prize, or something.
Search Me Baby!
I've intergrated a brand spanking new search into my site. It allows you to search 3 areas; Blog Posts, Static Pages, and Comments. As well as some other options.
Faking Two Column Text
One of the many exciting features of CSS 3 is the ability to create columnar text. In this article I will show you a way to fake two column text with a little Javascript.
URI, URL, URN, You Are What?
First off let me state, I have no clue what I'm talking about here. Now that we all know, or already knew, that, let's get started. From what I can figure out, the basics of UR* acronyms goes a little som'n som'n like this:
WordPress is not PHP
There have many concerns and question about the template system used in WordPress. Mostly the concerns are with n00bs and the complications of PHP. “I want to change this and that, but don't know PHP”. I hear this a lot. But the thing is, you don't need to know PHP to change the Templates in WordPress.
Referrer Karma Stats 1.3
I wrote this small plugin to output the total number of blocked referrers from Referrer Karma. It is a very small and easy plugin and will only require the addition of a small template tag. The plugin will also add a link to the RK setup page within the WordPress admin area.
The Canadian Flag, In CSS
I was over at Stu Nicholls today and saw this really cool British flag completely done up in CSS. So I investigated a little futher, figured out how to do "diagonals" in CSS, and started work on my own.