Monthly Archives: June 2006

Comments and so on …

All comment stuff is done through “calling”: comments_template.php
THEN: editing comments.php … that is, through there, you can edit and so on, the formatting of the comments etc.
Interesting Plugins that should be used:
Using Gravators with your comments:
http://zenpax.com/gravatars2/
(FYI: Gravators.com –> and their native plugin for Wordpress … check it out!)
Author Highlite –>
http://dev.wp-plugins.org/wiki/AuthorHighlight
Recent Comments –>
http://blog.jodies.de/archiv/2004/11/13/recent-comments/

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Protected: Manifesto

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Things left to do on this site (re: WP)

1) create well integrated pages (about, manifesto etc)
2) create good templates for those pages — different than the main page!

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Wordpress & Delicious +/- Magnolia

Have been using a plugin for feeds (feedlist), so I can pull in del.icio.us RSS into the “sidebar”.
Since it appears quite versatile, I wonder whether I can pull in the magnolia feed?

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More Wordpress Follies: MULTIPLE LOOPS

So multiple loops are a must if you want to be able to display any data at all from your wordpress database.
Again, the referral is here for the codex entry.
And, I have accomplished it!
The side pain features “Featured Posts” — in actuality, its just the posts from “Computers” category, and the latest 4 posts.
The Loop [...]

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Figuring out a proper “BELOW THE FOLD” footer

To create a “below the fold” effect, you must create a separate entity — a separate div — for this. I created a ‘nested’ footer to create this effect. The separateness allows you to divorce what is going on “above” the fold, with what’s goin on “below” the fold

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How Wordpress Integrates PHP Part I.

(I don’t know if there’s going to be a part II … )
But, Wordpress has an interesting way of dealing with “control structures” — that is, ifs, whiles, etc etc.
Although you can add “tags” to create and modify pages (and The Loop), at its heart, it MUST adhere to the rules of PHP — because [...]

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