Tools for Using Twitter
There’s a good list here for WordPress.
There’s a good list here for WordPress.
Using my own blogs only, I was comparing Bloglines (which I use) to Google Reader (which I check occasionally). When I made the choice to work primarily with Bloglines, I thought it was the more popular reader, and wanted to watch the subscriptions to my own blogs. While I blog in a few other places,…
. . . even if it’s hosted elsewhere. You can find a blog post on this here, and the download for the plugin here. I’ve installed this on my non-commercial blogs (that obviously excludes this one), and thus far it looks like it will provide helpful information without slowing the blog down. You do need…
If you’re looking for instructions, the following two articles are the best I’ve found: How To Add WordPress 2.3 Tags To Your Current Theme How To Add WordPress 2.3 Tags To Your Current Theme, Part 2 The documentation is a bit brief on the WordPress.org site, and these articles help make it much clearer.
In a previous post I provided code for a simple macro I wrote to export text from an Office Writer document that was suitable to paste in the non-visual WordPress editor. The reason I wrote this was to produce the minimal HTML necessary without cluttering the resulting document. Occasionally I write in Writer and then…
Since I started working with tags I’ve been looking for a good tag cloud that works well with my sidebars. I’ve found that with New Tag Cloud. It’s easy to install, works with the WordPress 2.3 tags, and is configurable. I’m using it along with Miniposts which will be good for me to provide quick…
Those who look for relevant people to follow should love the new tool Twiangulate. It allows you to enter two or three people of interest to you, and get a list of people that they all follow. It’s a fairly simply concept but it can produce some interesting results. For example, just as a test…
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