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WordPress Design Sandbox
If you want to work on a design for your WordPress blog, here's a static version of the default layout so you can tweak the stylesheet locally. Great idea.
[via WeblogToolsCollection]

November 12th, 2004 | Category: WordPress Bookmarks | Comments (4)

This link is going around - but I still want to save it for myself…
Anatomy of WordPress theme
A list of templates that you can create for a theme (for WordPress 1.3)

November 11th, 2004 | Category: WordPress Bookmarks | Comments (2)

There's a number of anti-spam tricks floating around. I will hopefully be compiling a list of the most interesting ones very soon for my own reference. In the meantime, this one seems like a simple enough hit that can get rid of quite a bit:
(As posted on the Daily Irrelevant) …If your IP address [...]

November 5th, 2004 | Category: WordPress Bookmarks | Leave a comment

Feedback to users about what is happening on the site is always a good thing. Especially if it's to tell them why a comment they just submitted is not appearing on the site.
WordPress Hack: Notify Users of Moderation
Mark has a hack that will pop up a javascript alert to let users know when their comment [...]

October 29th, 2004 | Category: WordPress Hacks | Comments (1)

Ever want to have the comment link text be customized per post. For example, one post has "Leave a comment". The next post has "What do you think?". etc. Here's the plugin that will let you do it.
Weblog Tools Collection - Comment Link Plugin

October 29th, 2004 | Category: WordPress Bookmarks to Plugins | Leave a comment

Mark has come up with an innovative way to handle those nasty spam comments that sometimes make it past the spam words list:
Snowball Effect Plugin
As described on Mark's blog:
The plugin works by checking to see if there are any comments in moderation or that have been posted in the last 24 hours that have the [...]

October 22nd, 2004 | Category: WordPress Bookmarks to Plugins | Leave a comment

One of the things that drove me to WordPress was the fact that it was PHP based. It leaves the doors wide open for you to do practically any kind of hack you could possibly think of.
I recently reworked Pixelog.org for Christine. The original was a table based design, powered by MT. Now it's all [...]

October 21st, 2004 | Category: WordPress Hacks, WordPress: Lessons Learned | Comments (14)

I am having ALOT of fun posting and getting bookmarks from del.icio.us. I was a bit bummed though that every now and then, I get a funky error - something about the service not being available. And I'm reminded why I like things on my own server. So while I plan on continuing to use [...]

October 12th, 2004 | Category: Bookmarks, WordPress Bookmarks to Plugins | Comments (7)

Christine was asking about this, and I pointed her to this post - which points to this post. But looking through the comments, apparently there's a simple plugin which will do the trick:
ViewLevel Plugin for WordPress 1.2

October 7th, 2004 | Category: WordPress Bookmarks to Plugins | Comments (2)