by eric on July 31st, 2009 in: WordPress
WPTouch Plugin
Being an iPhone user, I’m always happy to find sites that have mobile-friendly versions.
Despite the Safari browser that comes with the iPhone and iPod Touch, I find many websites difficult to navigate using such a small screen.
Looking into some WordPress iPhone plugins, I installed and configured WPtouch, which automatically displays a mobile-compatible version of a WordPress site for users browsing with iPhone, iPod Touch, or Android Touch devices.
Looks alright on my iPhone. :)Â Let me know what you think.
by eric on December 12th, 2008 in: Open Source • WordPress
Automattic has just released WordPress 2.7 and it’s had a complete overhaul to the administrative interface based on lots of user testing and feedback.
I’ve been using the betas for a while and have grown to love it, especially:
- the design and increased usability of the admin interface (backend)
- upgrading WordPress from within WordPress
- adding new plugins from within WordPress
Download WordPress 2.7
by eric on October 3rd, 2008 in: WordPress
I use WordPress as a CMS for many websites and I’m a big fan of reusing code where it makes sense. So, I’ve pieced together some simple markup and styles, which are a basis for the footer in some of my WordPress themes.
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by eric on September 27th, 2008 in: Web Design • WordPress
Following are excerpts, notes, and links for my presentation at WordCamp Portland 2008 titled ‘Design & Debug Themes Using Free Tools.’
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by eric on September 26th, 2008 in: WordPress
Really looking forward to meeting folks and taking part in sessions tomorrow at WordCamp Portland.
My company, IvyCat.com, is one of the sponsors and we’re giving away a few hosting accounts as door prizes.
Also, I’ll be leading a session at 3pm titled Design & Debug WordPress Themes Using Free Tools.
I’ll post notes for the session in the morning. Hope to see you there.
