BlogBuzz April 12, 2008

Saturday, April 12th, 2008 by Matt

30 Must See Comment Designs for Web Designers - I knew someone would make a comment styling gallery sooner or later. But they forgot one of my favorites.
60+ Unusual WP Blog Designs - A large collection of WordPress blog designs.
Publishing Article Series Tips and Techniques
May 1st RSS Awareness Day: Get Involved - An interesting idea. More on this tomorrow.
Twitter: Why It’s So Great And How To Effectively Use It - A near-definitive guide to Twitter.
The Best Sources of Content for WordPress Users
Stylize your digg count - You can do some cool stuff using a bit of PHP and the Digg API. This post covers several ways to integrate Digg with your site.
37 More Shocking jQuery Plugins
The Great Wordpress Attack - Technorati has stopped indexing compromised blogs, so make sure no one has been monkeying with your blog.

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Vinh Le
5:34 pm on April 12th, 2008

Thanks for the link love. Good list of resources.

Dowtime Yesterday - 09/08/2008 #
Webmaster-Source was down for about six and a half hours yesterday (along with Fantasy Folder and NTugo). No explanation from the host so far. Be sure to follow me on Twittter so you'll know what's going on if something like that happens again.
The Google Browser - 09/02/2008 #
They finally did it. After much rumor and speculation, Google has released their own web browser. Google Chrome, now available for Windows, and soon Mac and Linux, is designed to be the browser for the modern day, or something of the sort. It's lightweight, it uses little RAM, and it's got a quick JavaScript engine. It's interface is pretty unique too. Gonna have to try it for myself later...
WP125 in the Plugin Repository - 07/31/2008 #
Yay, it's finally been approved! My WP125 plugin is now in the WordPress plugin repository. This means I will be able to more easily deliver updated versions to those of you who use the plugin. Once the judging for the WLTC plugin competition ends, I'll start work on the next version, which will introduce some further customizability.
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