These posts document experiments in hacking and tweaking Wordpress; I hardly call myself expert, but I do like to tinker under the hood. If there is something I can do for you, bark my way or visit me at http://cogdog.it
Here’s a big twitterbution to robin2go (who was so cool to meet in person at Penn State) for sharing a really cool WordPress Plugin — Tagnetic Poetry. It displays your WordPress tags as something that looks like the magnets you make into poems for your fridge– and just as they do, in your blog you […]
Doing the photo a day for the 2009/365 photos group is not all that much an effort; it has become more of a daily habit than regular dental care (don’t tell Dr Fow!). What almost takes more effort is keeping my count organized; I am naming them all this year with a title of 2009/365/x […]
CogDogBlog a la iPhone by cogdogblog posted 16 Mar ’09, 8.54pm MDT PST on flickr Thanks to Andy Rush for pointing out the WPtouch plugin which with a few clicks gave me this cool styled iPhone version of my wordpress blog (also Android phones see it as well, I understand). Oh this is so sweet! […]
Note: This is mostly meant in jest to point out how religious we tend to get with our tools and even more so to play with the image below. Several people will react viscerally to my assertions. Please take this with a giant grain of NaCl. A does of Snark. All of this is based […]
To say I had a great time this past weekend at WordCamp would be an understatement. Beyond the gathering of 400 other WP junkies, there was getting to meet all the Automatticians (and fascinating to learn they work as a completely decentralized organization; 30 some employees strung across the US, Canada, Bulgaria, Australia, Japan…). And […]
Wow. What can I write but a big, stinkin’ WOW. I literally spent the advertised 5 minutes to install WordPress. I especially liked the install steps: Where you expecting more steps? Sorry to disappoint you Using the instructions in the WordPress Codex, I was able to so easily import 867 MovableType entries, I thought it […]
