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Category Archives: WordPress
Playing with Child Themes
Just created my first WordPress child theme – to allow minor tweaking of the style.css for the Twenty Ten theme. Cool stuff!
About that Header Image – Overlooking Luggala
When I launched this new WordPress-powered version of my blog over the weekend, I quickly looked through some recent photos to find one that would be suitable for use in the header image. The one I picked, which I’ve loosely … Continue reading
Thoughts on Migrating from TypePad to WordPress
Since 2003, this blog has been hosted by TypePad. They’ve provided excellent service – I have no complaints in that regard. So, why did I decide to migrate from TypePad to WordPress? Basically, the TypePad version of this blog had … Continue reading
WordCampSF 2009 – The WordPress Community
I attended WordCampSF 2009, the WordPress community gathering, in San Francisco today – and had a great time (pictures)! Held at the Rutter Conference Center at the new UCSF Mission Bay campus, this was a most impressive turnout of the … Continue reading


