For those who haven’t seen them before, Viral Tags and Viralinks are both ways of building up backlinks quickly. Viralinks was started by Andy Coates and Viral Links is a spin off from this. Viralinks consists of a matrix of stars to which you add your links. Viral Tags allows you to insert your own anchor text in the matrix but does take up more room.
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For posts with a ‘more’ tag, WordPress chops of the text in feed readers. As some of my posts are long I don’t want the whole text on the front page, but I do want my readers to be able to read ALL the text in their feed readers.
I found an excellent plugin that overcomes the ‘more’ tag restriction by NeoSmart Technologies. However It needs the word ‘feed’ somewhere in the feed URL. The word ‘feeds’ doesn’t seem to work so I’ve had to change the FeedBurner URL to append the word feed. The new address is AntiguaWebSolutionsBlogFeed. The original feed will continue for the time being but please re-subscribe with the above address.
Interesting link found on digg - ‘read more’ below will take you to the author’s original article.
Wordpress and theme upgrades generally mean one thing to designers & developers — major adaptation headaches. Here is the simple way to futureproof your CSS mods and avoid those upgrade headaches forever.
Goldenflower theme is an adaption of the wonderful sunsetidea theme by Robbie Williams. Using a custom.css as described here makes it easy to adapt a theme without altering the original css. The lovely flower image is from a photo by Jim (aka gotigersjf) adapted using Macromedia Fireworks.
Both the CSS and the XHTML are validated.
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I set this blog up to write about linux, among other things, and I haven’t posted anything about linux yet! So let me start by explaining which distro I currently use and why.
After going through many different distros, mostly based on Red Hat, I came across Sabayon! It’s based on Gentoo, which I always meant to try but never quite had the courage to install! From their website -
“Home Computing to the Next Level
« Get rid of Microsoft Windows. Install the Sabayon Linux Operating System and unleash the full potential of your Computer. Sabayon Linux features the most advanced Industry Open Source technologies: no hassles.”
It comes either on one CD or as a whopping 5Gb download that can be burned to a DVD and installed. Both versions act as live cd’s so you can give it a test run without trashing your existing OS.
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