I wrote (as in handwritten) this a couple of weeks ago when I was having trouble sleeping, chances are you already know these things but, for the benefit of my rusty memory, I’ll still post it here. Besides, solving these problems took me hours of frustration, so I better chronicle it.
There are times [...]
Tags: css, CSS Tips, IE
Cross post (if you’re subscribed to Last Leaf, yes it’s the same thing)
I told you I’m bad with names and giving titles.
There’s Philippine Blog Awards and iBlog (bloggers), BarCamp and WordCamp (programmers, fine, WordCamp’s for bloggers too), SEMCON (SEO/SEM) and Graphika Manila.
Why, pray do tell, don’t we have an event for web designers? That’s [...]
Tags: event, web design conference, web designers
I’ve had a copy of the WordPress nightly builds since WP 2.5 RC1 went out because I want to be one of the cool kids who’s “ahead of the pack”. But it just sat there, gathering dust. I never thought of updating it until Matt Mallunweg talked about WordPress 2.7 at WordCamp. I was so [...]
Tags: Usability, WordPress, wordpress 2.7
And without using a plugin.
I thought of creating this post when I was on my way home from the recently concluded WordCamp Philippines. There was a woman who was in Karla Redor’s talk who asked on how she can host the video in her own blog and use WordPress to file it for her. She [...]
Tags: custom fields, WordPress
The first ever WordCamp in Southeast Asia was a blast (WordCamp Philippines) and I was there.
It was so fun and for the nth time, I’m happy that Maja (my host for my other blog) requires that all of her hostees use WordPress and that I’m so easy to bully so I used it and [...]
Tags: matt mullenweg, wordcamp, WordPress