Publishing • Friday December 5, 2008 by Dustin Boston with 9 comments
So you’ve set up and designed an excellent Drupal site to your client, now to get them to not call you every 5 minutes and ask how to do stuff with it! Here are two simple client guides to share instead.
Publishing • Thursday October 23, 2008 by Lucinda Watrous with 9 comments
WYSIWYG editors can be a great help when moving a design to the web, or a big nuisance. Lucinda is looking at the pros and cons of WYSIWYG editors in this post.
Publishing • Wednesday October 22, 2008 by Dustin Boston with 30 comments
This is the first part in a series of posts covering how to make a magazine-style homepage with Drupal, a popular publishing platform. In this tutorial, we’ll get it set up and ready.
Publishing • Monday October 20, 2008 by Thord Daniel Hedengren with 45 comments
Do you have a Gravatar associated with your email when commenting on blogs? And if you’re a publisher, do you enable Gravatars on your site? No? Here’s why you should be able to say yes to both these questions.
Publishing • Friday October 10, 2008 by Easton Ellsworth with 2 comments
I’ve given the floor to Easton Ellsworth and Blog Action Day 2008. It’s an important cause – poverty – and if you’re a blogger, or just reading blogs for that matter, you can make a difference.
Publishing • Tuesday September 30, 2008 by Billy Mabray with 13 comments
Blog software is often used to power more than just blogs, and it seems each new release of Movable Type brings more CMS-style features. Here, we take a look at the good, bad, and strange things you can expect when running an entire site with MT.
Publishing • Thursday September 4, 2008 by Thord Daniel Hedengren with 13 comments
Blogs today have categories, and they have tags. The problem is, a lot of blogs have a whole bunch of categories, even more tags, and they’re all clashing with each other due to poor planning. So how could and should we use categories and tags?
Publishing • Monday September 1, 2008 by Billy Mabray with 1 comment
Movable Type 4.2 is here! The new version promises better performance and a ton of new features. Find out what features are most exciting and what changes to look out for if you’re upgrading.
Publishing • Friday August 22, 2008 by Thord Daniel Hedengren with 2 comments
When Reddit goes offline, for one reason or another, they tell you in geeky humorous fashion. What makes a “site is offline” page good? Let’s discuss it!
Publishing • Wednesday July 30, 2008 by Thord Daniel Hedengren with 204 comments
WordPress is a powerful blogging platform, but it can be used as a traditional content management system as well. This article gives tips to what you should consider when building a website powered by WordPress, as well as some hints as to how you can handle various types of content.
Publishing • Monday June 9, 2008 by Thord Daniel Hedengren with 20 comments
The new version of Devlounge is here, sparkling new and smelling of plastic and still air, in a good way hopefully. While there is yet things to be done, this is you guide to the site, with visions, ideas, and plans for the coming week. Welcome to the new Devlounge!
Publishing • Friday May 30, 2008 by Thord Daniel Hedengren with 7 comments
Tired of all the spam hitting your blog? Haven’t figured out how to stop it yet? Then this round-up is for you. Implement these plugins, and ease up on your spam management time.