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Today I added my WordPress Skin Library to my site. I will be adding new skins to it daily. Right now I did not get the time to categorize the themes by type and to add screenshots of the themes.
But I will be doing them soon. So check out my WordPress Skin Library and tell me what you think.
I just installed a plugin for WordPress that displays the related entries to a post. Unfortunately, I got the following error:
[You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1]
SELECT ID, post_title, post_content,MATCH (post_name, post_content)
AGAINST (’wordpress skins’) AS score FROM wp_posts WHERE MATCH
(post_name, post_content) AGAINST (’wordpress skins’) AND post_date < =
‘2006-02-19 08:27:18′ AND (post_status IN ( ‘publish’, ’static’ ) && ID
!= ‘96′) AND post_password =” ORDER BY score DESC LIMIT
I have reported about this error to the author of the plugin and hopefuly correct it soon.
I have put the link to the plugin’s page, incase you want to try it.
Update: I have fixed the error. Actually the error was because I had left the number of posts to show field in the options page empty.
Ever thought of testing your WordPress skins and plugins on your computer before using it on your site? Well, EasyPHP is the solution…
EasyPHP is for those who find the installation of Apache,PHP amd MySQL impossible. Using it you can test your site on your computer first before uploading to a Web server.
All you have to do is download it,install it and choose a name for your database and your server is ready. Put all your site files into the ‘www’ folder which is by default,located at “C:\Program Files\EasyPHP1-8\www”.
I mainly use EasyPHP to test my WordPress skins and plugins before using it on my site.
I have been searching for a good wordpress skin for about a week and had no luck till now. I am tired of searching different sites for wordpress skins, so I decided to put all the skins I find on my site with screenshots.
No more searching on other sites, I will create a WordPress Skin Library right here on my site for me and my readers.
I will categorize the skins by their type i.e, 2-column or 3-column.
I have started my evergrowing collection of WordPress Skins. Check it out in the WordPress Skin Library.
Google launched Gmail for your domain. It let’s your domain members to have email accounts powered by Google’s Gmail.
Gmail for your domain is currently available as a limited beta. The students of San Jose City College are among the first beta users.
You can give each of your website members a 2GB storage email account, which is as great as Gmail. The email address is based on your domain such as yourname@yourdomain.com.
Opera released a technology preview of Opera 9,codenamed Merlin. The new Opera 9.0 preview version contains features such as
coComment is a simple Web 2.0 online tool made using Ajax, PHP and other languages. It lets you track your comments and lets your users to see the comments that you have made on other blogs.
You no longer have to load a post about 20 times to see whether another user has commented on it.
To use coComment you need an invite, which means that you can register only if someone gives you your 16-digit invite code.
A new Gmail feature just announced allows you to chat with your friends from right inside Gmail. There’s no need to load a separate program or look up new addresses. It’s just one click to chat with the people you already email, as well as anyone on the Google Talk network. And now you can even save and search for chats in your Gmail account.
WordPress 2.0.1 has been released and has fixed a lot of bugs.
According to their page, they have closed 114 bugs since version 2.0.
To summarize:
date-based storage or not.
So what are we waiting for, let’s upgrade!
Search Meter is a WordPress plugin that records what your visitors are searching for on your blog. It helps you keep your blog focused on what your visitors want to read. It does this by keeping track of what your visitors are searching for.
If you have a Search box on your blog, Search Meter automatically records what people are searching for and whether they are finding what they are looking for. Search Meter’s admin interface shows you what people have been searching for in the last couple of days, and in the last week or month. It also shows you which searches have been unsuccessful.
If people search your blog and get no results, they will probably go elsewhere. With Search Meter, you will be able to find out what people are searching for, and give them what they want by creating new posts on those topics.
I think that this is a necesary plugin for every blog in the world.
For more info on the plugin click here
