Featured Theme Designer: Small Potato

By David on June 29th, 2007. This post has 1 Comment »
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I have had my eyes on a lot of WordPress theme designers over the last few years, But with few exceptions Small Potato stands out among the rest. You may ask why I hold him in such regards. It simple! He is a top notch designer that gives back to the WordPress community.
It’s not that [...]

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Replacing default theme logo 2 A video

By David on June 27th, 2007. This post has No Comments »
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A reader suggested I make a video of my earlier post Replacing default theme logo
I have never done this kind of thing before so I’m a little….

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4 Steps to Apache with virtual host on Windows

By David on June 26th, 2007. This post has 38 Comments »
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A common question that seems to come up often is; how do I setup virtual host on apache. I’m going to show you how to do this on apache running on windows. It really is very simple.
I’m going to show you how you can do this in 5 minutes, and just 4 steps. Before we [...]

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Skype and XAMPP Working together in harmony

By David on June 24th, 2007. This post has 1 Comment »
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If you just installed XAMPP, and noticed that it Skype is no longer working for you, here’s why; both are server technologies, which use the same port. This port (port 80) is commonly used for web servers.
So what’s happening is that Skype & XAMPP are both listening to, and sending data trough port 80. [...]

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Announcing Featured Designer Feature.

By David on June 24th, 2007. This post has 1 Comment »
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Ok, announcing something after you have already started is just plain wrong. I know that now, and yes I new it from the start. But what’s done is done and here goes any ways;
I plan to offer up a weekly feature. This feature will cover one WordPress theme designer every week. I will highlight their [...]

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Featured Theme Designer: miloIIIIVII

By David on June 22nd, 2007. This post has No Comments »
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In MyBlogIt’s first weekly feature  of WordPress Theme designers We interview miloIIIIVII, and explore her themes.
miloIIIIVII has been developing WordPress Themes since late 2006. She has designed more than 60 themes for WordPress.

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Virallink, What?

By David on June 22nd, 2007. This post has 2 Comments »
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It’s very simple, write a short introduction to the post and copy/paste the article to your site.
Below is a matrix of 120 stars, I have already added a link to my blog onto one of the stars, all you need to do is copy and paste the grid into your blog and add your own [...]

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Web server on a thumb drive

By David on June 21st, 2007. This post has 1 Comment »
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I recently wrote an article on installing and using XAMPP on a thumb drive, and this got me thinking. (Oh no you say!) This would be a good way of demonstrating a working site to a client. It would work great if you were there with them to start up the server. But what if [...]

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Comments and other bugs fixed.

By David on June 18th, 2007. This post has No Comments »
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Last night I discovered that the blogs commenting feature was not working. It is now fixed. In addition I have installed a plug-in called LinkLove. Here’s a description of this plug-in from the designers website:

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Replacing defualt theme logo

By David on June 16th, 2007. This post has 5 Comments »
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Many times when a theme designer set out to create the next great theme the over look the fact that you do not know how to change their logo for yours. Some even goes as far as to embedding the logo into a larger image in the header. Trust me they are not trying to be evil, (in most cases anyway.) The just don’t realize that not everyone is as versed with image editing as they themselves are.

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