WP Plugin “Today’s Comics” finally reached version 1.0
This is just a quick note to inform you all that my incredibly popular “Today’s Comics” widget has been updated so all comics shows (if published that is). Take a …
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How to Disable Automatic Updates in WordPress
Since 3.7, a typical WordPress install will now be able to automatically update itself when there is a new minor/security release available without any user input. For example, it will …
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WordPress 3.8 with new and responsive admin design!
The first beta of the 3.8 is now available, and the next dates to watch out for are code freeze on December 5th and a final release on December 12th. …
Read MoreApache halts and freezes
As some of you may have noticed my blog has been unavailable quite a lot lately. The reason seems to be that there’s a memory leak issue with Apache (on …
Read MoreWordPress 2.8 is out!
Just a quick post to announce that WordPress 2.8, codenamed “Baker”, is available. A brief introduction is found below: The latest release fixes 790 bugs and all parts should be …
Read MoreMultiple domains on one WP installation
This may not be the greatest SEO idea but it may be useful in some cases. Anyway I thought I’d share this little trick as it proved very handy for …
Read MoreRunning on WordPress 2.7
As most of you already know WordPress version 2.7, codenamed Coltrane, was released on Thursday. I installed it yesterday spending approximately 15 minutes doing my usual upgrade routine. In short …
Read MoreUpgrading to WordPress 2.6
As recently announced on Egtvedt Web Design (my “company” site) the new version of WordPress is available and does not cause any conflicts and errors like version 2.5 did for …
Read MoreWP support funny error page
While testing WordPress 2.6 on my other blog earlier today I found a small bug in the media uploader. While trying to submit a support request I came across this …
Read MoreNew WP Plugin – Macro Root URI
I’ve currently been working on an update for one of the companies websites. The whole site runs on WordPress, my “new” favourite CMS. However, before going live the site is …
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