I make websites and things
I did a writeup on Museum Themes on how to use Bootstrap 3 themes with Museum Core (which this site uses) to get new “skins” for the Core theme. Note: I wouldn’t have even thought of this if it wasn’t for Shawn Wildermuth‘s Bootstrap 3 course on Pluralsight. If you want to check it out, I still have some trial codes to give away over here.
Use Bootswatch themes with Museum Core to “skin” your site – Museum Themes
This post is being written in Sublime Text thanks to a new package by Nicolas Dienstbier — who has a much cooler way of shortening his name than I do (what could I do? rnlds? Actually…) — called Sublpress. The premise of Sublpress is simple — use Sublime to manage your WordPress site(s). You can… Continue reading Brought to you by Sublpress
I just discovered that you can install a live WP site on Koding. Here’s how I set mine up:
a few months ago, i posted a link to a hack that revealed how to do an in-place “upgrade” (although it’s really a downgrade) from Windows 7 RC-1 to a lesser version of Windows 7. as the nag alerts saying i need to backup my stuff and reinstall have started cropping up, i decided to… Continue reading In-Place Windows 7 RC downgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium
this one will make the internet marketing peeps smile… let’s say you have some kind of text or phrase that you use a lot. it could be anything, but let’s — for the sake of argument, and for showing the full power of this code — assume that the text or phrase includes a link.… Continue reading wordpress shortcodes kick ass (or: shortcodes, an affiliate marketer’s best friend)
a while ago i read this article on wired about twine, a new social bookmarking app. it was supposed to revolutionize the concept of social bookmarking, pushing links that you might be interested in into your email box. manage my digital life by feeding me interesting stuff? sure! sign me up! at the time it… Continue reading twine: you’re dead to me…
wired ran a blog post on what everyone in the tech biz is thinking (namely the iphone). it’s called wordle and what it does is take a body of text, or a blog, or something, and creates a tag cloud (like what i have on the right) based on the word usage. a pretty one… Continue reading my wordle looks like an ad for thinktank-studios.com
so it’s been bugging me for a while. why is it that in the comments of my posts, there are avatars (or generic, blank avatars), but no way to use/change/update/upload your avatar? i even poked around in the user preferences in the blog several times trying to find where “upload avatar” was located, to no… Continue reading gr + avatar != grave avatars OR growling avatars OR robot
i’ve decided to learn RubyOnRails. Rails is a programming language/framework that comes with some prepackaged “programming shortcuts” which allow developers to write programs much faster. it’s more of a “do this” and the app actually does that sort of thing as opposed to writing lines and lines of code for weeks to make it “do… Continue reading project: Image Slideshow — method: RubyOnRails
okay, so, yes, i’m one of the, like, 12 people who cares, BUT:i’m cleaning up a site for a friend of mine that i work with who runs a nonprofit. and he shows me the site on his macbook and there’s some huge glaring layout problems including a gigantic DONATE button smack in the middle of… Continue reading HOLY -string of explitives-!!! safari on the PC!
