Posts Tagged ‘wordpress’
WordPress technical difficulties
WordPress technical problems… Just spent three hours upgrading from 3.2 to 3.2.1, which I only did in an attempt to get a plugin to work. I want to automatically send my Durham-related posts to another blog, because I want to play with another WordPress blog and [Read More]
WordPress 3.0
WordPress 3.0 is out, and I will use that development as an opportunity to overhaul this site. Like many things of a technical nature, I never learned WordPress inside and out. Rather, I used functions as I felt I needed them. As a result, I don’t the half of what I [Read More]
WordPress fix
Ever since upgrading to WordPress 2.9 in December, I’ve gotten an error when initially saving every draft: Your attempt to edit this post: “Wordpress fix” has failed. Please try again. And then the draft is usually still saved, although the last portion of what [Read More]
SuperClock
In my attempt to learn web skills, circa 1999, I’ve added SuperClock to this website. How is SuperClock better than a normal clock? You’ll have to watch it and observe for yourself. An earlier theme I used had come with a clock. This new one is homemade. So [Read More]
Back to black
I changed my black-and-blue theme to white-and-black about a week ago. I’d had themes with black backgrounds for a couple of years. I thought I needed a change and should go to something a little more standard. Alas, I’ve decided I prefer a black background. [Read More]
Turkish Hackers
12:30AM via vi tex editor My website was hacked a few hours by some fun-loving Turks. I have a ticket in my web host provider. I don’t know if was caused by my own WordPress security holes or the web host provider’s security holes. The WordPress database is fine [Read More]
