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04
2008
14:09 pm
Since web galleries and social bookmarking sites are really popular these days you probably wondered how they are getting instant screen shots of web pages. So here’s the list of some websites that are offering these kind of services which you can use if you are planing to start a web gallery for example, instead of doing it all by yourself (cutting, slicing etc..)
If you think I have missed any please let me know. And just a quick tip, i’m planing to write a tutorial for those kind of sites in some of my next posts so subscribe
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04
2008
10:20 am
There are probably many other ways to do this, but this one I’ve been using a lot so I will present you this one. The idea is to have more than one featured section on your blog home page (or any other page). If you need just one code is simple and you can find it on my latest free wordpress theme solemnity.
To show more than one featured post I will use tabbed navigation with small JavaScript and place latest post from every featured category into them with separate loop.
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15
04
2008
8:38 am
Hello and welcome to Solemnity, it’s a sixshootermedia.com and Stylized Web latest Open Source WordPress theme. This template is built to be calm, easy on the eyes and highly readable. Of course it also makes use of valid xhtml and css too.
If you decide to use this template please leave a comment to let me know! Don’t hesitate to get in touch if your interested in a custom template or just in any of my services in general. I look forward to hearing from you!
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04
2008
19:17 pm
This is a guest post from Leon Chevalier. A digg count normally comes in badge form I’m sure you’ve seen it. It shows how many diggs a web page has, and provides a link for you to digg it. Digg have gone out of their way to make showing one easy; displaying a single digg count is as simple as dropping in a single piece of JavaScript on your page
But what if you want to go one step further and display a digg count for a whole range of articles? Continue reading this tutorial and you will find out how!
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03
2008
10:16 am
Since WordPress 2.5 is finally out here is the quick guide and overview of some new futures. In some of mine previous posts you can see some screenshots of new user interface and and a word about new features like a customizable dashboard, multi-file upload, built-in galleries, one-click plugin upgrades, tag management, built-in Gravatars, full text feeds, and faster load times . So let’s start upgrading!
The first and the most important thing you need to do is backup. I use WordPress database backup plugin from Austin Matzko and it’s really easy to use, you can backup all your tables
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03
2008
18:58 pm
I’ve written many times about cross browser importance and you all know how clients can be difficult when it comes to project review and the final result isn’t what they asked for (usually because most of them still use IE6) so you just have to test your code and design in all major browsers, operating systems, screen resolutions etc.
Multiple IE program can help you here for IE testing and here’s the list of couple services you should bookmark that make testing your latest web design a breeze.
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