The Headway blog theme For some time, the design of this blog has been rather boring, essentially just dark blue and white. It was running the fabulous Headway theme but only version one. The reason for this is that I had had problems upgrading. Indeed I had tried to upgrade one day only to have…
Wordpress navigation I like to be able to move around my blog easily. And for a long time I have been really annoyed by the fact that there were no ‘next post’ or ‘previous post’ links at the bottom of my blog posts. This is present on many sites automatically, but not on mine. I…
I love favicons. They are those tiny little icons that sit in the address bar next to the website url/web address. I think they look really cool, and differentiate (for me) sites where attention is paid to detail from all the others. Apart from aesthetic values, I think it is very important to have a…
I spent much of last year studying and reading about social media and how it works. This year it is time to put some of this into practice. I have therefore started an experimental new service for lodger landlords. My existing service, Landlord Law, does cater for people renting a room to a lodger, but…
I’ve found another great plugin, although its got a bit of a silly name, and a soppy heart logo. Its called ‘comment luv’ (I said it was silly), and what it does is give a link back to the most recent post on your blog commentators blogs. I learned about it from the Blogussion site here….
Did you know that there are plugins you can get for WordPress blogs so people can indicate that they ‘like’ your blog post? Yes, as in the ‘like’ feature on facebook. I started thinking yesterday that it would be a nice thing to do and went looking, and lo! There they were! I found three:…
One of the fun things about using WordPress for your blog, is all the plugins that you can use. I have just found and installed the cumulus tag plugin. I first spotted this on Technolama (a legal technology blog) where I thought it looked pretty cool. Having found it by chance this evening, flicking through…
