where our wasted time becomes your wasted time
Yesterday I bought a new one-cup coffeemaker. My old one was a multi-step process, because the cup that came with it is small and ugly. I’d brew a cup, then pour it into a bigger, more attractive one, spilling coffee everywhere. The new one holds my mugs just right! (Plus the filter is easier to clean.)
…..Now I feel bad for insulting the old coffee maker.
I had to go into the theme and muck up a few lines of php code. It was just moving stuff around and stealing some stuff from Brad’s site (his theme is put together better than ours). Here’s what I did: Copied the author name from Brad’s site and added it below the title (I […]
I had to edit the stylesheet for the template we’re using. The first edit was easy. I wanted links to be underlined (you know, so you can tell that they are links). But then all of the links were underlined including titles and menues and usernames and posts and some other stuff as well. A […]
Brian’s Threaded Comments is a plugin that lets people either comment on a post or reply to someone’s comment (or reply to someone’s reply to a comment on a post…). I thought that would be useful after Lauren’s reply to Brad’s comment looked like a comment on the post instead of a reply (the fact […]
Ajax Comments 2.0 is just a neat little plugin that allows people to comment without reloading the whole page. AJAX is short for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, and is the a catch all for the cool websites that update information without reloading the page. I don’t know if this plugin will play well with some […]
Having worked on a few dozen websites, I know it is easy to forget what changes you have made to the underlying code after a while. In an effort to avoid that with this site, I’ll be documenting the changes to the site itself in this category. As I imagine this sort of information will […]