Tag: Wordpress
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Earlier today I was raving about the simply elegant plug-in Anti-Spam. When writing that post, it occurred to me that I specified two pieces of information that might change as time passes. If you’ve read my post on dynamic ages in my About Me page, then it might be obvious…
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On my wife’s site, we were getting hit from numerous (15+) spam messages a day. We figured this was an acceptable number to just handle manually, but quickly grew tired of taking the time to moderate these comments, marking them as trash. We tried various CAPTCHA plugins but none were…
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[showCamera width=”300″]I was looking for a way to show my local IP network camera stream in my site (and my wife’s site). Sure, it was easy enough to find the necessary code on Google and embed in a post through the text editor, but I wanted something more. I can’t…
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Recently my brother asked me if my daughters’ ages in my About Me page were static or if they would change as we moved through time. The answer is that they’re the result of PHP functions and are therefore dynamic and will change as time passes. You see, my site…
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My wife is a former biologist and full-time artist and mother. Her website (http://www.lisakarenward.com) was comprised of static pages designed in iWeb 2.x. Making changes to her site, especially changes iWeb wasn’t designed to implement, caused several issues: