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Tumbled – A WordPress Theme

by Davinian on August 23, 2007

This is my first WordPress theme I have made publicly available, and it’s not something I have had sitting around for ages either – I started it yesterday afternoon with the soul intention of making it purely for public release. (…)

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My Top 5 Website Building Tools

by Davinian on August 22, 2007

Designing and editing websites and blogs can be much easier with the right tools. Here is a list of my top 5 website building tools: Smultron: A free text editor for the Mac which is both easy to use and (…)

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Tweaking a few things

by Davinian on August 21, 2007

After yesterdays stats overdose, I’m back on track – well I’m only checking stats every two hours and feel I can get myself back to only checking them twice a day again by the end of the week… I hope! (…)

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Obsessively checking Stats

by Davinian on August 20, 2007

I seem to be obsessively checking my website stats all the time at the moment! I normally check them first thing in the morning as part of my, what has happened while I’ve been sleeping routine (more on my daily (…)

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Challenged Challenges

by Davinian on August 19, 2007

The resent Tumbr problems with the Thirty Day Challenge (see We have been Tumbld…) has caused a lot of people to have a re-think on what is really being taught in the challenge — is it genuine or a bit (…)

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Hacking WordPress themes is better than fishing?

by Davinian on August 15, 2007

There is nothing I enjoy more than getting my hands dirty with a little bit of custom WordPress code. I’ve just finished sorting out this blog and have decided to dive right in again and redesign the theme for one (…)

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The Power of Colour

by Davinian on August 1, 2007

It’s amazing how a simple change in colour makes your site look so different. Not sure if you have visited before, but I had a rather depressing grey gradation for a background. After a little bit of research in colour (…)

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