Dec30
WordPress 2.3.2 is now available and with it comes the new ability to create your own custom database error page.
This is a nice feature in my opinion, as not only does it hide possibly sensitive information about your database it also allows you to create a friendly error message for the less computer savvy among us. A possible example would be a simple message telling the user that something has gone wrong and they should check back later. It’s as easy as creating your custom error page and uploading it to /wp-content/db-error.php
Then I got thinking. What about our old friend Mr Search Engine?
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May03
After reading this article at Weblog Tools Collection I’ve installed a honey pot on this site and added Jano’s http:BL wordpress plugin to take advantage of http:BL.
The installation of said honeypot was a breeze and if you host your own site I recommend installing your own honeypot. More details are available at Project Honey Pot.
Jan11
I’m a little behind with this one, still recovering from too much turkey methinks. Wordpress 2.0.6 has been released and while upgrading I’ve made a few changes and been fiddling with the design (coming soon).
The most important (and visible) one is the banishing of WWW. As always a change like this this may break things and / or bring about the end of humanity as we know it. If you spot anything amiss feel free to let me know.
Aug24
Current Version: 0.62
This widget will display your blog’s incoming links from Technorati in your sidebar in a similar way to what you see on the Wordpress dashboard. You can see it in action on my sidebar.
To use it you will need the Wordpress widgets plugin with a widgets compatible theme and a Technorati API key.
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