Month: September 2007

In layman’s terms: If this is a category page, do that. If this is a post in category X, do that. If this is an author page, do that. Handy for displaying different sidebar content for different purposes. Conditional Tags « WordPress Codex

Unlocking iMovie ’08

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Useful tips for the new, less functional iMovie. Unlocking iMovie ’08

SEOmoz | Google Search Engine Ranking Factors

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Spectacular SEO resource with solid advice on what to spend your time on and what to let slide. SEOmoz | Google Search Engine Ranking Factors

What journalists need to know about snowballs and fires – Kristine Lowe

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The basics of hypertext and interaction on the Web, an attempt to explain it to journalists. What journalists need to know about snowballs and fires – Kristine Lowe

All I’m going to say about the Google/AP thing

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in Media

Google News now links to wire stories from the original source (AP, AFP, etc.), hosted by Google, in addition to the 5,137 versions of each wire story posted at individual news sites. Three reasons why this is good for newspapers: Newspaper.coms no longer have to spend time, money, and resources on trying to build the…

LukeW: Primary & Secondary Actions in Web Forms

Sep 3, 2007

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How to organize Submit and Cancel buttons to please users. Pretty intuitive stuff, but intuition enjoys it when data’s got its back. Or so I hear. LukeW: Primary & Secondary Actions in Web Forms

Freebase

Sep 3, 2007

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Interesting open database “of the world’s knowledge” with an API. Freebase

The architecture of content and comments – BuzzMachine

Sep 3, 2007

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A much more complicated version of stories and comments across the web tied together – more appropriate for a free-standing application (a la Technorati) than a newspaper.com, but it has potential for big orgs like NYT or WaPo. The architecture of content and comments – BuzzMachine

WordPress as CMS » WordPressGarage.com

Sep 1, 2007

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