Another thought ….

by Tony Hung on June 9, 2006

You could structure dual header divs, just like the footer divs, to create the same effect as the one already … that is, you wouldn’t necessarily need a background witha black top ‘simulating’ a black border for the header. Something (…)

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Updating the Page

by Tony Hung on June 9, 2006

Cleaned up the sidebar: * added “download” link for guide * cleaned up “categories” and stuff — removed bullets and indenting (removing extraneous ULs) Also, figured outa “proper” footer *Challenge: creating a “background” which fits the entire width of the (…)

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More WordPress/ CSS tricks

by Tony Hung on June 8, 2006

Blurbomat is an inspiration! Moving on … Problem 1) Previously, the “theme01″ showed that ALL of the post was a “link” Solution — an unclosed “anchor” (that is Interesting way I figured this out. Using the firefox extension “Edit CSS”, (…)

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More Design Follies …

by Tony Hung on June 7, 2006

Three distinct problems: 1) Losing ALL “formating” If you write html * {margin: 0 0 0 0; padding: 0 0 0 0;}, in WordPress at least, you lose the possibility of ALL formatting in the posts … that is, “paragraph” (…)

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Migrating Servers — Goodbye Windham-York.com/BLOG!

by Tony Hung on June 5, 2006

HELLOOOOOOO Tony.TheHungs.Org 1. Backing up database: Use this plug in — http://www.skippy.net/blog/category/wordpress/plugins/wp-db-backup/ Alternatively — there is a “long” manual way via myPHPAdmin: http://codex.wordpress.org/Backing_Up_Your_Database 1b. Created new database on Dreamhost (named “Tony”) 2. Installing WordPress on another server (the usual stuff) (…)

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Picked up a “Gaming” Mouse

by Tony Hung on June 1, 2006

Razer Diamondback (Razerzone.com is down(!)) Plasma Limited Edition for $70. 1600DPI, 5.8MP, 6400+ FPS capture, 16Bits, high motion dettection 40 inches per second Also note: “Razer was not only one of the first to be bold enough to release a (…)

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