WordPress Themes

No doubt by now you know I am a huge WordPress fan – sure there are things that irritate me but so far they have been livable. I also love, love, love developing and modifying themes particularly to use a CMS. Over time, the WordPress community has been inundated by well… less ethical designers.

  First it was requiring link backs, then it was ads, then it was hidden ads and there are also reports

As promised, a few days ago, here’s a theme based off Kubrick. This was originally done for my husband’s blog. At that time, I didn’t have the time to code it up from scratch so I used Michael Heilemann’s fabulous theme as a basis.

No hidden code or crazy linking terms. Download here to by clicking on the screen shot.

Have you got a million tasks at hand? On any given day, I have my own tasks as well as tasks that have been handed out to others that I need to manage. While there are many excellent task managers out there, I believe I’ve found my ideal tool over the weekend.

One of the most important features I wanted is something that would be able to create tasks by email. When I found Hiveminder,

Right now, most of us consume video content online, on our computers. But, like audio, more and more people will demand their video content to go. I still remember very briefly touching on this oh maybe 1-2 years ago.

Then, portable video players were very expensive. Now? Shoot, you can buy a video/mp3 player for under $50. Then, I pondered about the popularity of screen videos to-go since these are such tiny screens, you can

Been absent from here lately. That’s because I’ve been working on a lot of different things. Including two very interesting services.

They are both low tech products but given the extra zing with the latest technologies. I’m talking about Instant Teleseminar and Send Out Cards. These are by no means ground breaking products, but made much better with today’s technology.

Most of us don’t really see how services like these can work for us.

We can now expect [tag]Google [/tag]to keep a tighter watch on our landing pages – as if they weren’t already. Reported in the Inside AdWords blog, Google pulled all ads that redirected people to malicious sites that would attempt to install malware on your computer. As a consumer, I very much want them to review the pages they send me to because my computer (and data) is at risk. In today’s world that’s a pretty high risk.

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I’m so excited to announce, I just uploaded my new theme TBMClover to [tag]WordPress[/tag]‘s Theme Viewer. This is a simple, beautiful and very functional theme designed by my friend and designer extraordinaire, Nola Cooper.

The theme also has a lot of functions. For example, if you want to change the header image, you can do it directly from WordPress Presentation dashboard. It’s also widget ready. As a widget user, I cannot imagine a releasing a

That seems like a hot question these days. A friend of mine created a video using Windows Movie Maker. Now she wants to put it on her website. But she’s not sure how. Here’s my suggestion.

The quick way is to upload the WMV file to your site then use a code like this in your pages (make sure you’re pointing to your video)
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Many of us today work with people virtually. I myself have partners and team members who live no where near me. So sometimes there are challenges that aren’t present when you have a physical office location. For example, how do several people check the same email account and still know which emails have been read or unread and which have been replied to? This was the very same question someone asked me recently.

My co-worker and I