Comments on: Getting Things Done http://atticmooses.com/blog/2006/02/21/60/ teaching in an e-world Fri, 20 Feb 2009 10:16:50 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: iSean » The problem with tweaking http://atticmooses.com/blog/2006/02/21/60/comment-page-1/#comment-325 iSean » The problem with tweaking Tue, 21 Mar 2006 14:54:05 +0000 http://atticmooses.com/blog/2006/02/21/60/#comment-325 [...] And this takes me back to the problem I now have with how I’ve done things. I have had a family website since the 1990s. I registered our last name and have kept a journal (mostly about my kids) for the grandparents and other family and friends. We get A LOT of hits on this site. In the old days, I used this site for experimentation (now, my atticmooses site is for testing, but somehow I snuck my blog on here instead of my professional site???). For the first many years, the whole family site was coded in HTML. I used BBEdit to write all of my html. Somewhere along the way, I discovered Dreamweaver and that’s been my tool of choice (or a combo) ever since. In 2001 or so, I switched to PostNuke (a Content Management System). And, just last month, I converted it all and switched to WordPress (same as this blog). That being said, when the site was all HTML-based, I added a neat feature that would allow my users to go to a control panel-like page and choose 1 of 4 styles for the whole website. I used Javascript to set a cookie and the chosen style would last for as long as they visited my site, but they could also change it any time. This took a bit of time to figure out. [...] [...] And this takes me back to the problem I now have with how I’ve done things. I have had a family website since the 1990s. I registered our last name and have kept a journal (mostly about my kids) for the grandparents and other family and friends. We get A LOT of hits on this site. In the old days, I used this site for experimentation (now, my atticmooses site is for testing, but somehow I snuck my blog on here instead of my professional site???). For the first many years, the whole family site was coded in HTML. I used BBEdit to write all of my html. Somewhere along the way, I discovered Dreamweaver and that’s been my tool of choice (or a combo) ever since. In 2001 or so, I switched to PostNuke (a Content Management System). And, just last month, I converted it all and switched to WordPress (same as this blog). That being said, when the site was all HTML-based, I added a neat feature that would allow my users to go to a control panel-like page and choose 1 of 4 styles for the whole website. I used Javascript to set a cookie and the chosen style would last for as long as they visited my site, but they could also change it any time. This took a bit of time to figure out. [...]

]]> By: sean http://atticmooses.com/blog/2006/02/21/60/comment-page-1/#comment-305 sean Sat, 25 Feb 2006 01:11:25 +0000 http://atticmooses.com/blog/2006/02/21/60/#comment-305 as part of my renewed efforts at getting things done, i think i've discovered why my comments were not being indicated on the main blog page . . . my commenting spam filter needed to be upgraded since i upgraded to WordPress 2.0. but, i have to make a comment to test whether it's working or not . . . so this is it. as part of my renewed efforts at getting things done, i think i’ve discovered why my comments were not being indicated on the main blog page . . . my commenting spam filter needed to be upgraded since i upgraded to WordPress 2.0.

but, i have to make a comment to test whether it’s working or not . . . so this is it.

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