Do you ever get this message that says “Account mailbox size limit exceeded!“. It usually results in a frozen mail account, and hours of work to delete enough mail to restore service. Here is a quick way to monitor your mailbox size and keep it from freezing on you. Read more
I recently signed up with HostGator for a reseller account, and during the checkout process I was presented with this banner ad. I immediately picked up on the ‘FREE’ part, since I’m a big fan of free.
But apparently HostGator’s definition of free is a little different than mine – mine naively translates to, oh, FREE. Costs nothing. Gratis. HostGator’s definition amounts to $30 a month, which, by my calculation, puts us about $30 apart from each other. Read more
I built this fancy-pants iPhone simulation for my New BFF Robert, who is very good at acting impressed by my novice accomplishments. I used the Riva Slider plugin for Wordpress, built by Matthew Ruddy. I customized the plugin css to include the iPhone background image (borrowed from Nettuts), then hacked together 4 really simple images in Fireworks. The result, in my humble opinion, is fairly adequate. Read more
A short, 2-minute video on adding a page to your existing menu. Includes a ridiculously poor audio narration, no extra charge.
In the beginning…
A blog starts somewhere, right? So let’s skip the tacky and awkward ‘Welcome to my blog…’ intro and roll right into something useful. Like an iPhone app for WordPress. Since this blog has only two categories on Day One, how fitting that it works for both.
This tutorial will deal with the free WordPress app – no sense in paying for one until we know if we are going to use it, I say. So the prerequisites to REALLY enjoying this article are that you have a WordPress blog somewhere and you also have an iPhone or iPad. Without those, you see, you are only reading this beacause u r loocking for tiepos, or because you are related to me. (Hi mom) Read more
I wrote an insrtuctional piece recently for the new authors and editors of a client, Urban Kitchen Company, who were brand new to blogging (and to WordPress). It then occurred to me that many of my other clients might appreciate the same introduction – so here we go. Visit the Urban Kitchen Company blog to see the entire article:
