I’ve done a lot of site maintenance and design fiddling this week, so much so that I’ve barely had time for anything else.
So I’ve decided I’m having a break this weekend! Well, Sunday at least. I need to catch up on some sleep and shake off this cold that is seemingly refusing to go away.
I still have absolutely no idea what to do with my WordPress.com blog. I think it will sit there for a few days not doing much of anything at all while I think of something. I’m sure I’ll find a use for it in some way. Must admit I quite like the community features in the dashboard, with that in place it feels like a different kind of blog (apart from in the obvious way).
I used Livejournal for a little while ages and ages ago. While I liked the community features, I hated the look and the rigidity of it. Maybe WordPress.com will be the former but without the latter. Hope so.
Nice blog.I like this.
Nick
http://www.yahoo.com
Yeah. Me too, Zenith.
So much technical stuff leaves
me weary at day’s end. I forget to
r
e
l
a
x
unwind, visit friends’ blogs
and then I forget to write
or, rather, I am too beat to write
Then I find one more
technical hitch in the blog
and I shake my head;
“Tomorrow,” I say
then I trudge off to bed
The next day the glitch is still there,
the blog elves didn’t fix it, and I spend
all day doing the same thing I did
yesterday
Nice seeing you.
Be well,
Father Luke
Nice seeing you too Father Luke!
By the way, Zenith . . .
I am porting my site to Textpattern using
Stuart’s port of Manji. Here is the test site:
http://www.FatherLuke.org/
I’ve noticed that you have a similar
situation going on with Rin.
I’m talking about the remember/forget
check box in text pattern. What’s that
called? The txp:comment_remember call.
The Remember box is there, but the Forget
box never shows up.
Have you figured out if there is a way to
forget in the comments?
You must know this, Zenith, the more I
looked at your adaptation of Stu’s Rin,
the more I wanted to use his Manji using
textpattern. You’ve done a really, really
nice job.
Okay,
Father Luke
Okay, I found it.
There is a call about halfway down
(aprox line 55 and 57)
txp:if_no_cookie
then, immediately following is
txp:if_cookie
without another call for the forget/remember
so, I then just added
txp:comment_remember
where I felt it was apropriate
and, Voila! I may be forgotten.
Seems like a lot of work, just so I may be forgotten.
I like it. . . (evil grin)
Okay,
Father Luke
Well you’ve found out more than I would have, I didn’t know there was a ‘forget’ option in TXP, I’ve always manually cleared the cookie in my browser when I’ve needed to do that.
You live and learn. :)
Test site is looking good!