By Bruce van der Kooij on September 28, 2010
I’ve gone ahead and dropped all categories in favor of just using tags, which makes more sense to me.
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By Bruce van der Kooij on September 25, 2010
I’m just sharing the rage here. Now that I’ve picked up blogging again I’ve once again become annoyed with how this TinyMCE editor captures the <Tab> key thereby overriding Firefox’s tab navigation. What makes it even weirder is that it doesn’t even indent anything when using <Tab>. I’ll let this post serve a dual purpose [...]
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By Bruce van der Kooij on June 10, 2009
I wanted to post a diff earlier today so I started by looking for a WordPress plugin that would integrate a syntax highlighter, I quickly found in the form of WP-Syntax which utilizes GeSHi (a server side syntax highlighter). However, turns out the default Hybrid theme applies an ugly background image to any pre tags. [...]
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By Bruce van der Kooij on June 8, 2009
It’s pretty nifty how in summary view WordPress will (sometimes?) take the first image encountered and use it as a thumbnail and even automatically crops it. TODO: I have a post where I had added an image and later removed it, WordPress still uses this image as a thumbnail (click on one of the associated [...]
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged bugs, technology, the little things, usability, wordpress |
By Bruce van der Kooij on June 8, 2009
I wish WordPress had a URL alias system like Drupal does. Now with WordPress it seems you can’t update the post title or change the permalink scheme without breaking all previous links Why did I actually choose WordPress over Drupal? It may have had something to do with that word that starts with a u [...]
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By Bruce van der Kooij on June 8, 2009
I wish WordPress would support some hybrid mode which would allow you to directly use HTML in visual mode. I think Atlassian’s Confluence actually supports this kind of thing.
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