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# WordPress 2.7.1 ready: Design and as well as technical # Position of meta data at top of the source code # Clean and user friendly interface # No changes in your .htaccess required # Safety conscious programming # Avoid duplicate content # Absolutely no additional database queries # Very fast execution (∼0.000265 seconds with PHP 5.1.2, 4 GB RAM, Dual-Core) # No need to adjust any templates # Export and import of settings # Fully documented # Clean up after uninstall the plugin # Use of manually entered metadata from "All in One SEO Pack" # Fully support of Language Switcher Plugin # Language support for english and german # Support of HTML 5
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="chrome=1"> inséré dans l'entête de page, et Chrome met IE au chomage technique. Ça a l'air rigolo.
Tumblelogs are a great way to streamline mixed-media blogging for different types of content. Commonly used tumblelog topics include “Links”, “Photos”, “Quotes”, “Dialogue”, and “Video”. A good tumblelog presents each these different topics with its own unique format while retaining an overall sense of cohesion throughout the entire design. A good example of this involves the clever way in which titles for “Link-category” posts link to the showcase URL rather than to the post itself. Other post types may be styled with different colors, meta information, and anything else that seems appropriate. Bottom line is that a well-designed tumblelog makes it easy and fun to showcase and organize a wide variety of different content types all in one place. Although I prefer to tumble via my Tumblr account, I have always wanted to integrate the process into WordPress by designing a tumblelog-style theme. So in this brisk tutorial, that’s exactly what we’re going to do. The goals of our Tumble Theme are as follows: Create categories for each content type: Links, Photos, Quotes, Dialogue, and Video Create unique category, single, and index views for each content type Make post title links for the Link category point to the showcase URL instead of the post itself Also provide a link to the post itself (i.e., single view) for posts in the Link category
meta-moteur de recherche (hôtel)
Tracker is a tool designed to extract information and metadata about your personal data so that it can be searched easily and quickly.
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]]>Points forts : * Mise en oeuvre quasi-immédiate ; * Administration en français disponible ; * Personnalisation de l’aspect (template) et du contenu de la page d’accueil très simple ; * Gestion de la date de publication ou de fin de publication des articles ; * Édition des balises META (titre et mots clefs) pour chaque article ; * Gestionnaire de fichiers multimédia intégré ; * Système de cache (Réduit les accès serveur et donc fluidifie le trafic des visites) ; * Interface ergonomique améliorée par rapport à Joomla ! 1.0 ; * Communauté internationale très réactive, communauté francophone importante ; * Nombreuses extensions (forum, livre d’or, agenda, galerie...)
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The SFMoMA is all about creating a space for modern art to live. But there's also a meta-layer to the art experience that comes from the aesthetic and conceptual life of the space itself – the colors, the architecture, the little design touches. These elements contribute to our experience of the art inside, but often operate below our cognitive awareness. I decided to bring one of those meta-elements to the forefront of attention – the typography used inside the museum, on anything from exhibition signage to elevator buttons to restroom signs.
Suivi des backlinks, du PageRank, des balises meta ou des référeurs, comparaison de mots clés ou d'expressions, indices de visibilité... Les outils pour suivre ses positions dans les moteurs et mieux connaître les sites concurrents sont nombreux. En voici une dizaine particulièrement efficaces.
]]>Move the tag chain to the left and left-align it, and move all the various things that end up in the "meta" div to the right. What the meta div holds depends on the page you're viewing. When viewing your own bookmarks, the meta div contains the group of action links (share/edit//delete). On the Network view and when browsing the site by tag, it holds the account name of the person who contributed the link. On the search results page and when browsing Popular bookmarks, it has the "First saved by" information.
Really clever and adorable (!!) stop motion video about a wolf who wants to eat a pig… the whole thing is constructed of photos in developed film, involving multiple mediums and layers of reality. Kind of meta-meta. Also, last I saw it was in the popular section of saved bookmarks on Delicious!
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"Recently I’ve been doing some thinking about genres – what they mean, what purpose they serve, what we’re supposed to do with them. Essentially, I’ve been wondering about how we define genres, and what the results of those definitions could be. Or in an even more meta sense, why we define genres. As a society we have become obsessed with pigeonholing things – tagging them appropriately and specifically so that they can be indexed by search engines to find an audience. But to what end? Is it worthwhile?"
Mail.app stores all of the meta-data for you email in a file called ~/Library/Mail/Envelope Index. You might wonder what the format of this file is… well it is a SQLite3 database. The contents are pretty easy to see, go to the terminal and type:
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