So, as a personal experiment I’ve been developing a technical blog from scratch.
Well I’m happy to say it’s now into a beta stage and available to view by anyone. There’s not a lot to it, just a few entries and no way to comment (yet), but it’s working and it’s doing the job it’s been programmed thus far.
You can see here the basic form, I’ve built it from a theme developed by arsin called Beautiful Day. Everything else has been done by me. I’m pretty happy with the little calendars I built (look ma, no tables!). I’ve been struggling with trying to keep the whole thing XHTML valid, but I’m getting stuck when trying to show code inside an entry. I know the problem, and I’m working on a solution, just takes time…
This is a preview of My technical blog - in beta form (finally)
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After seeing this in action at a friends blog, I thought this little nugget of a plug in would be great! It’s called CommentLuv and if you so allow it will try to grab your last entry on your blog and slap a link up for it.
I think it only works for Wordpress, as in it’s a plugin only for Wordpress, but it looks like it will search your blog in the usual spots for a the feed, here’s some info on that part “The plugin looks for a feed in the default location of your blog, for Wordpress users this will be /feed/ or /?feed=rss, blogspot users get /feeds/posts/default, web-log blogs are now included thanks to Edward De Leau. If it can’t find a feed there then it will search your <head> part of your website for an alternate link (<link rel=”alternate”) and use that instead.”
I hope you enjoy!
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April 2, 2008
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