By pvd, on October 10th, 2010
In my last post I said that I had modified GigPress to work with the SEHSCDS event web pages. I’m presenting the new web pages to the committee this week and I want to start moving the administration of the site onto the members. So I have written a quick guide for them on how to . . . → Read More: GigPress Help
By pvd, on October 9th, 2010
Customising GigPress for a Scottish dance group
GigPress is a great plugin for WordPress which lets you list your gig online in a word press page, gives a neat widget for the side bar and manages the simple things in life for you automatically. The things I like with it are that as well as the events . . . → Read More: Custom GigPress
By pvd, on September 13th, 2010
OK I like things to reflect me rather than generic settings. Its not an obsession just a thought. So… Once installed I wanted to customise Lazyest Gallery. Here are a couple of tweaks that I think make is easier to use.
1) Lets change the word Folders to be about me.
edit the file ~/wp-content/plugins/lazyest-gallery/inc/frontend.php, Find the text . . . → Read More: Changing Lazyest Gallery to be more personal
By pvd, on September 4th, 2010
Help with using WordPress.
These pages are specifically intended to help users of WordPress when editing web sites that I either maintain or am heavily involved in maintaining. They are not intended to replace the online help and forum that others have provided.
What information can I upload and where to put it…
OOOps I just broke . . . → Read More: WP Help
By admin, on September 4th, 2010
This seems like a simple thing to do. On each page with the Atahualpa theme I want to use my own titles. By default the theme uses the page name. This does not work well for me I want something short and snappy like “pics” as the page title which will also be the permalink and . . . → Read More: Removing the title text on each page
By pvd, on August 29th, 2010
Have you ever wanted a nicer meta widget? I certainly have. I wanted something that offered clerver log in and log out options and something that gave me useful options depending on who was logged in. I am managing a site for a group of dancers and I wanted the “manage this site” link to make . . . → Read More: Have you ever wanted a nicer meta widget?