Please bear with me, I’d hoped the transition between my old host and my new one would be smoother than this but due to unforeseen…
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Coming this November – old school 3D on Channel 4. If you’ve not yet seen the adverts Channel 4 will be featuring 3d specific programs;…
It’s not exactly new but I’ve finally got around to moving onto my new myfirehost.com servers and freshened it up with a new theme. I’m…
I’ve recently (just now in fact) been made aware of an adobe Photoshop plugin for wordpress theme creation straight from a psd design.
Looking through the Divine Project website and reading more about it seems to uncover a few pertinant points.
The site itself answers my initial question in its F.A.Q
What is Divine plug-in?
Divine is the program developed for those who know a bit about Photoshop and sites creation but don’t want to waste their time making up a valid website on basis of popular CMS manually. Using this program you are able to easily make up a professional website and upload it promptly to the server through the embedded FTP-client.
Waste time making a valid website? Are they insinuating that valid code is unimportant? Can’t say I agree with that if that is what they mean. The plugin goes so far as to manage the entire themes’ upload and management as well.
New Biffy single, presumably last one now before Only Revolutions is released – cannot wait! Until then, enjoy “Cloud of Stink”: good and heavy like…
New Biffy single, presumably last one now before Only Revolutions is released – cannot wait! Until then, enjoy “Cloud of Stink”: good and heavy like…
Last night / this morning I finally moved host over to MyFireHost. My previous provider was so slow and subject to so many problems with…
One of my favourite authors Sir Terry Pratchett spoke out today at new guidelines released from the director of public prosecutions.
While I’m putting together my final review of Moon OS I thought I’d talk a little about a plugin I use a lot these days. Xmarks started initially as foxmarks, a Firefox plugin for backing up your bookmarks and actually syncing them each time you add/remove links. Adding a plugin to firefox is such an easy and, importantly, quick procedure that it meant you could share your bookmarks between two places effortlessly.
That functionality continues today with Xmarks but has been improved and expanded to include other browsers.