I didn't know ripping Wall-E would be so hard. http://bit.ly/18hgV 11 hrs ago
Search Everything looks to break five thousand downloads this weekend (if not today) on Wordpress extend. I lost the prior totals before I committed all my downloads to extend but I’m guessing the total downloads since version 1 is around 7.5K.
All this with the recent news that WP 2.4 will be including the ability to “search everything”, almost exactly how I laid out in my recent posts on wp-hackers, benifiting Wordpress and our community.
From Wordpress Tac #5149:
Description
Extend search to include pages…
No not the 1.1.1 firmware update that must have just been released after I left the house this morning, I’m talking about Mobile Admin for the iPhone.
Jared and I will be releasing a major update to the UI, some key updates:
While working on the CSS…
I really like the idea of tumblogs but I just didn’t want another place for my online identity to nestle so I killed it a while back. Now, I’m sort of missing it but I just noticed I already have one and I’m guessing a lot of you do to (if you use GR).
http://www.google.com/reader/shared/user/17910337670127747913/state/com.google/broadcast
I just need to add my own items and it’s set. Even if the style isn’t the best it’s still a tumblog without any hassle. Where are…
I just updated a few of my wordpress plugins. The first is ‘Add RSS’, which adds more RSS feeds for browser detection by default. A really cool option is adding per-post comment RSS feeds. The second is ‘AJAX CSS Switcher’ and it uses UDASS which is a “The Unobtrusive Degradable Ajax Style Sheet Switcher”. Hat tip to @photomatt for getting me the SVN setup on these new plugins. [Link] (1)
I’ve uploaded Add RSS to Wordpress Extend and updated it to version 1.5.
Description: Add RSS Feeds to your template header for Firefox and other browsers to detect automatically. Plugin facilitates adding your comments feed, per-post comment feed and allows for custom RSS feeds to be added. Feeds are not excluded to local RSS feeds of your site. Forexample you can add your Twitter or Pownce feed just as easily as adding a comments feed.
It’s a very basic plugin but…
If you haven’t noticed my site has dramatically transformed overnight to a “light” theme. The core of it is based off of IAMWW D2, which I had to heavily restructure and stylize to get what I wanted. Heavy props to the author because I was about to write my own sandbox theme with about the same layout and look. And even though I want to do a lot more here it is…
I want to post a more in depth about why I…
Received a Pownce invite from Techcrunch’s newly purchased inviteshare.com. I’d like to say that inviteshare is not just a great idea but the design and implementation is wonderful. I received my invite to Pownce in less than 5 minutes of requesting it; I just hope the demonoid invite get fulfilled through it’s small community.
On to my early impressions of Pownce:
It’s been compared to Twitter but it’s completely missing the mobility of Twitter and the accessibility of Twitter. Without an API it’s going to…
Yesterday I e-mailed TLAS about the conversation happening over on one of my posts. Without entirely reading the entire post they noticed a “mac fan” was criticizing them for their stance on Apple and how it clearly biased their Apple news reporting. Chris responded with,
Mac fanboys are all trolls, and well, I try not to feed the trolls.
He is obviously feeling insecure about his “Mac faith” so he needs to
attack us to rally the troops so that they can reassure…
It took just about 40 seconds for the full page to load on ATTs edge which is pretty fast compared to my Curve which takes just about as long without rendering proper html.Even the ajax style switcher worked which wasn’t surprising since it is safari but it was nice to see the css change without a relod on a phones browser.Next up, finding one and fixing the my CSS switcher.
How to create you’re own Google Talk button without using the Google script.
Originally Google gives site owners this code:
<script src='http://talkgadget.google.com/talkgadget/button'></script>
It’s easy to use but I prefer the below code in order to create an inline style for a Wordpress Widget.
<img
style=”cursor:pointer;cursor:hand;” src=”http://talkgadget.google.com/talkgadget/popout-gadgetbutton.png”
onClick=”open(’http://talkgadget.google.com/talkgadget/popout’,
‘_blank’,'width=300,height=445,toolbar=0,status=0,menubar=0,location=0,
resizable=1,scrollbars=0′)”>