Archive for October, 2007

Dreamweaver 8 Losing FTP Settings

Posted by Johan Cyprich on 16 Oct 2007 | Tagged as: Tech Tips

If you upgraded your web browser to Internet Explorer 7, Dreamweaver 8 will no longer save FTP settings for the web site definitions. I’ve had this problem for some time now but haven’t been annoyed enough to do anything about it until today.

The solution for this is very simple. All that you need [...]

Save the Environment with Blog Action Day

Posted by Johan Cyprich on 15 Oct 2007 | Tagged as: General

October 15 is the start of the annual Blog Action Day. On this day, bloggers are asked to do two things to make a positive difference in the environment.

Publish a post on what can be done to improve the environment.
Donate the earnings from this day to an environmental charity.

You should also register your blog with [...]

How to Create a Favicon for Your Website

Posted by Johan Cyprich on 15 Oct 2007 | Tagged as: Tech Tips

Have you ever noticed the little icons beside the URL in the address bar in your web browser? These are favicons and they also appear in your bookmarks when you save the web site there. Most web sites don’t use favicons and have just the blank, default icon there instead. Its actually very easy to [...]

Breaking the Cardinal Rule of Blogging

Posted by Johan Cyprich on 12 Oct 2007 | Tagged as: Marketing

One of the most important rules bloggers are told is to post daily on their blog. The reason for this is that it will create readers who will regularly frequent your blog and it increases traffic. The interesting thing is that those who insist on daily blogging are either professional bloggers, or they have their [...]

Creating a Safety Net for WordPress Plugin Integrations

Posted by Johan Cyprich on 10 Oct 2007 | Tagged as: Programming

Installing a WordPress plugin can be somewhat stressful for those who are unfamiliar with web design or programming. There are many plugins which require you to go into the PHP source code of a WordPress module and then add the function to call the plugin. Normally, the instructions just tell you to enter the function [...]

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