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BlogBuzz June 27, 2009
Jun 27, 2009 by Matt | Posted in BlogBuzz No CommentsOw.ly: What’s You’re Take?
Jun 26Ow.ly is a URL shortener that has gained a measure of popularity of late. It ties in with the HootSuite service, which allows you to schedule tweets, manage multiple Twitter profiles, and track link statistics. Ow.ly and HootSuite together are sort of like an…
Google and NoFollow
Jun 25There has been some recent buzz about Google changing how they hande the NoFollow attribute, and how it’s the end of the world. SEOs are running around in circles, and there’s talk of moving to JavaScript and iframe commenting systems so Google can’t read…
Changelogs in WordPress Plugins
Jun 24A new feature recently launched on WordPress Extend allows plugin authors to create changelogs in their plugin readme files, which will now show up in a separate tab on Extend, as well as in the dialogs that appear when you click the “View version…
“Woo2″ Launches, WooThemes Moving Toward GPL-Compliancy
Jun 22WooThemes just launched their second iteration, bringing with it several changes, including a website redesign and GPL compliancy on all themes moving forward. The themes still cost money, but there are no longer any restrictions on how many times you can use the theme…
Detect a Visitor’s Browser in WordPress
Jun 21WP Recipes has a neat WordPress trick. Apparently WordPress has a few variables ($is_gecko, $is_IE, etc) that are set to either true or false depending on which browser a visitor is running. Coupled with the body_class hook, you can add a class of the…
BlogBuzz June 20, 2009
Jun 20An Easier Way to Handle Plugin Options in WordPress 2.8
Jun 19Write forms, collect data from them, validate, then store. That’s the routine familiar to most plugin developers, and one that could always be easier. Why should you have to waste your time writing boring form handling functions when you could be working on one…
Chris Coyier on Pricing Tables
Jun 18Chris Coyier has an interesting article on CSS Tricks, in which he talks a bit about pricing tables, and whether they are best put cheapest to most expensive, or vice versa. We were recently re-doing the signup page for Are My Sites Up, and…
