Wired Vision

If you are having trouble getting the IE PNG FIX from TwinHelix to work in your WordPress theme, make sure that you set the correct path to the .htc file in your themes stylesheet. /* To fix IE 6 or less PNG issues */ img, div, span { behavior: url(wp-content/themes/your_theme_name/iepngfix.htc) } If the relative path [...]

After reading that WordPress 2.3.3 was an ‘urgent security release’, I figured it was probably best to upgrade. So I did. I also took the time to upgrade all active plugins, delete the plugins I was no longer using and install some new plugins that looked worthwhile. It took a while but I’m glad to [...]

I’m in the middle of moving hosts at the moment, so things will not appear quiet right at the moment. Everything will be back to normal soon… I promise! Moving hosts is always a pain in the ass: You have to make sure databases have moved over properly – along with the fact that trying [...]

7% of my visitors use a screen resolution of 800×600 or below. My question to you is… should I drop that resolution from my next wordpress theme (which I’m about to start working on)? I’m not sure myself. If it was less than 5% I would have for sure. But 7%?

Today I upgraded Wired Vision’s copy of WordPress and Mint. Fortunately neither were too difficult. In fact, it took all of 20 minutes or so, to do both Unfortunately, I still have several other scripts that have yet to be upgraded. Namely vBulletin (x2) and ArticleLive. That’s one drawback about running several sites I’m pretty [...]