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March 15th, 2008  |  Published in Notebook  |  2 Comments I’m still working on the fix to display the images in the post listing fields on the admin page, but this is to make it display correctly when adding a post. The file you’ll need to replace the code in is located at:

Welcome to Lyceum - Enterprise Class Multi-User Blogging Developed by ibiblio.org, Lyceum is a stand-alone mutli-user blogging application, designed for the enterprise. Utilizing the fantastic, intuitive WordPress blogging engine at its core, Lyceum enables stand-alone, multi-user blog services for small and high-volume environments. Lyceum is GPL-licensed, under active development, and free to use. Designed for the Enterprise Stand-alone, multi-user blog services make a lots of sense to us, and to a lot of other people. Lyceum is ibiblio’s contribution to this growing collection of tools. At its core, Lyceum is a minimally-featured enhancement to WordPress. We let WordPress do what it does well; we simply added nice things like smart administrative controls, an easy-to-use installer, enterprise-oriented database architecture, support for load-balancing, all the while focusing on flexibility, security and usability.

Creating a Tag Archive While the new tagging feature in 2.3 is a great addition, the wp_tag_cloud tag can be used to display a Tag Archive. What this means is that when a visitor clicks on any particular tag a page displaying the tag cloud and all posts tagged the same will be displayed. According to the Template_Hierarchy if a tag.php template does not exist then the archives.php template will be used. By making this tag.php template you can customize the way your Tag Archive will look, this template includes the tag cloud at the top for very easy navigation.

P*purls is, as described by its founder, the ultimate source for the latest web buzz and news and a daily must-read for me. I thought maybe I can do something based on that model to keep track of the buzz in Singapore and thus OneNews was born. Of course it’s not as grand as P*purls, just a simpler version. This also showcase the power of Wordpress being more than a blog software.

Now that we’re done with a large portion of the technical basics of Using WordPress (WP) as a CMS, let’s continue on with the next step: Using WP for a portfolio site (primarily graphics and design-based). If you need a brief overview of portfolio sites and a couple of examples of WP-powered ones, take a short detour to one of my introductory posts. If not, here’s what we’re going to be working on today: * Thumbnail listing of projects in reverse chronological order, a.k.a. Recent Projects * Individual project pages with larger picture(s) * Categorical listing of projects

WordPress, one of the most popular blogging platforms (if not the most), is capable of being more than just a blog platform. It's capable of being a full-blown CMS (Content Management System). As someone who has both written small, custom CMSes from scratch as well as evaluated million-dollar professional CMSes for large corporations, WordPress' robustness never ceases to amaze me. The key to many of the unique uses can be attributed to any or all of the following components: 1. Custom theme. 2. Custom code tweaks 3. Custom or widely-available plugins. 4. Custom fields per post. 5. Custom code to use the custom fields.

Mimbo Pro is a Wordpress template designed for magazine style sites. With a colorful design and customisable layout it’s perfect for users of all skill levels. Key Features include… * A comprehensive control panel for controlling all aspects of the site, no more editing templates manually! * A built-in contact form with control panel options * Attractive custom templates for: search results, date archives, sitemap, contact, author archives and category archives * Google Analytics and Feedburner and simple advertising options in the control panel * A custom script that automatically crops and resizes images - no more creating two or three versions of each image * Printer-friendly rendering of single post pages

I’ve used Wordpress for two years, first as a conventional front-page blog, then as a simple CMS, then both. As Wordpress has evolved, the development team has done an excellent job providing documentation on how to bend and stretch the software’s functionality without requiring true PHP coding skills or unnecessary plug-ins. Ever

Here's what I did to set up a local mirror of my Wordpress blog on MacOS X. Contents [hide] * 1 Motivation and Assumptions * 2 Configure Apache and PHP * 3 Create a example.mirror static site * 4 Install and Configure MySQL * 5 Set up the WordPress user and database * 6 Finishing off * 7 Automating it Motivation and Assumptions Firstly, why do this? Well I can think of a few reasons: * keeping an up-to-date and working backup * using it for testing changes to the blog before you inflict them on the world. Like formatting, software updates, or anything really. * It's fun (except for the MySQL setup, which we'll get to) The basic idea is to take a snapshot of the database and file system your hosting provider, download it and extract it locally, then be able to view the result.

This Wordpress plugin is a flexible solution to adding additional fields to a post. Any number of boxes can be created on the Write/Edit page, which hold additional fields that are to be associated with a post. These additional fields are stored as a posts Custom Fields. A box is one of the elements that appers on the Write/Edit page, either on the larger left column, or the narrower right column. This plugins adds any number of boxes, with any type of field, either to the right, or the left on that page.

La mise-à-jour vers WordPress 2.5 ne se limite pas seulement à des améliorations ergonomiques et cosmétiques au niveau de l’interface d’administration. Prenons les widgets : la page elle-même est profondément remaniée, et toute la partie destinée au choix du nombre de widgets (texte, RSS, catégorie, etc.) disparait, puisque avec cette version, le nombre de certains widgets n’est plus limité. Et comme vous êtes sympa, je vous donne les éléments nécessaires pour nommer et personnaliser vos zones widgétisables dans votre template WordPress.

You should decide whether you want www or not (I have no dog in the fight, but you may want to check out no-www.org to hear from folks that do). Then you paste the following lines into your .htaccess file, changing the domain name to match that of your site: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\.domain\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://domain.com/$1 [R=301,L]

With WordPress (or similar platform) as your web site base, the need for custom development is almost completely eliminated. There are easy to install plug-ins for contact forms, built-in features for URL rewriting, themes and HTML structures designed for SEO in mind, simple content management, native registration forms, spam-guards, automatic pinging services that helps you engage social media web sites, and much, much more.

Translating WordPress into another language Aug 9, 2007 | Tags: guide, mac, php, plugin, theme, windows, wordpress This guide is another in the Inside WordPress series and attempts to show how to produce a translation for an already-prepared theme, plugin, or WordPress itself. Even if you have little PHP or HTML skills you can still contribute to making WordPress a truly international experience by providing localizations for existing themes and plugins.

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Here is a common navigational scheme, with parent pages on top and child pages (if they exist) on bottom:

A ce jour, voici la liste de thèmes disponibles : Les Thèmes Magazine # The Morning After ( 226 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Mimbo 2.2 ( 239 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Mimbo 2.2_(niss) - Onglets intégrés ( 90 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Jello-Wala-Mello ( 79 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Grid Focus Public ( 105 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Pink For October - Business ( 40 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # YGo CMS ( 26 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Nautica Magazine ( 42 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Xplosive Reloaded ( 40 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Kruugle ( 15 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Overstand ( 41 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # WP-Premium ( 30 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche Les Thèmes Minimalistes # GimpStyle ( 2 téléchargements) - Voir la fiche # The Azure Hut ( 8 téléchargements) - Voir la fiche # 3 Thèmes minimalistes spécial Geeks!!! ( 44 téléchargements) - Voir la fiche # Colors of Rainbow ( 40 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Ambiru ( 32 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Jentri ( 28 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Emire ( 39 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Simpla ( 35 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Fontella ( 43 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Moo-Point ( 40 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # IAMWW w2 dnd ( 42 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Simplicity Dark Plus ( 34 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Simplicity Dark Plus Fun ( 36 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche Les Thèmes Classiques # Pixelate ( 13 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Yoghourt ( 12 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Papyrus 1.0 ( 22 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Perfec[TOM] ( 21 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Salmon ( 19 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Skittlish ( 33 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # October Special ( 24 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # WP Polaroid ( 91 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # WoodPress ( 18 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Greenie 1.0 ( 32 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # AalGlatt ( 22 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Green Marinée ( 24 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # I Feel Dirty ( 32 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Godfrey ( 53 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # JsTheme v2 PolarLight ( 61 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # 5U ( 39 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Sosuechtig Black ( 41 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # InSense ( 45 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Curved 1.0 ( 40 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Light 1.0 ( 35 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Silicon 1.0 ( 38 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # ColdBlue ( 38 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche # Experimental ( 40 téléchargements) - Voir sa fiche Les PhotoBlogs # Nishita ( 2 téléchargements) - Voir la fiche # PhotoWP ( 2 téléchargements) - Voir la fiche * Digg * del.icio.us * Blogasty * blogmarks * BlogMemes Fr * Bluegger * BuzzBuzz * Furl * Fuzz * MisterWong Fr * MSN-Reporter * Netscape * NewsVine * Nuouz * Scoopeo * StumbleUpon * Tapemoi * Technorati * Wikio * YahooMyWeb * Zataz Cet article vous a plu ? Abonnez-vous au blog par mail ou flux RSS : vous recevrez automatiquement les nouveaux billets ! * Date Mercredi 16 jan 08 à 18:37 * Dans Internet * Vous pouvez suivre les réponses à ce post par le flux RSS 2.0 . * Vous pouvez laisser une réponse , ou faire un trackback depuis votre site . Articles en relation : * La bible des développeurs Web (5) * 2 thèmes Joomla pour Février (2) * Thème K2 à 3 colonnes (0) * 5*3*2007 - Chain's Blog (0) * 1370 thèmes Wordpress en un clic (1) Ajouter votre commentaire 5 commentaires pour ce post 1. niss dit: 16 janvier 2008 à 20:15 Wow, merci beaucoup pour ton article! Je suis très honoré!

Une autre société dont la valeur monte: c'est Automattic qui développe Wordpress. Elle vient de recevoir 29.5 millions de dollars (en partie du capital-risque et en partie des institutionnels comme le New-York Times) pour continuer à développer: sa plate-forme de blogs Wordpress. Pour l'avoir maintenant utilisé n fois dans divers projets, je pense de plus en plus sérieusement à y basculer ce blog Media & Tech Akismet son système peer2-peer pour lutter contre le spam. Si vous devez protéger le contenu UGC de l'un de vos sites, je vous le recommande chaudement par expérience personnelle. Gravatar, son système d'avatars inter-blogs BBPress, un logiciel de gestion de forums Les chiffres d'Automattic (sur le blog de Matt Mullenweg, le père de Wordpress) à propos de Wordpress sont impressionnants: 5,880,790 de téléchargements de Wordpress depuis son lancement 1.8 million d'utilisateurs ont rejoint la plate-forme gratuite d'hébergement de blogs en 2007. Ils y ont créé plus de 25 millions de billets ayant eux mêmes généré 3.2 milliards d'impression de pages! Ce contenu colossal a amené plus de 100 millions de visiteurs uniques! des grands des médias comme the NY Times, WSJ, CNN, Fox, Time, People, Le Monde, etc... ont choisi cette plate-forme pour ne plus avoir à gérer leur propre infrastructure (c'est aussi le cas de ZDNet en France qui reprend quelques-uns de mes billets) Automattic était évaluée récemment à 150-300 millions de dollars. Avec cette injection de capital, elle va pouvoir continuer à se développer pour accroître sa valeur.

With Wordpress the dominant player in blogging, this could be a game changer.” Nah. It’s a reasonable enough idea, but the key to Twitter’s success has been three fold. One is its sheer volume of users that has seen it defeat competitors such as Jaiku by providing the most active and rich user base. Secondly although the centralized service is a weakness, it’s also a strength because when you connect to others on Twitter, you connect to others on Twitter. No working out whether the server they’re on is up-to-date, live or even compatible, it just works (when it’s not down, or “temporarily overloaded”). Third is the open access to Twitter via third party tools; just ask Leah Culver from Pownce (who’s not one of my fans) about why open access is vital in building something like this. Prologue may provide some open access, but its distributed nature will mean that ultimately it will be a niche product; possibly a good niche product, but it’s not going to knock the Twitter bird of its perch any time soon.

In fact, if you have been using WordPress for a long time then by now your blog probably has been banned from ping services and you don't even know it. Read below to learn how some major flaws in WordPress's pinging system can get your blog banned and make it lose precious traffic. Answer these questions: Why are blogs more powerful than ordinary websites? Why do search engine easily index blogs while other websites struggle to get indexed? Why do blogs attract more traffic than ordinary websites? The answer is the blog's ability to PING. Its not just a geeky term. Its a lot more powerful tool and process than you have imagined.

This is part one of a multi-part article on manipulating Definition Lists with CSS and some WordPress Link tricks (don’t ask how many parts yet, we’ll see when I run out of ideas). Even if you don’t use WordPress this article still explores a creative method of rendering Definition Lists in flexible multi-column layouts.