I just installed the WYSIWYG plugin for WordPress and it’s nice. I don’t think I’d use it myself but it could be very useful for newbies, especially by using the Image Manager to insert images into posts! It took only a small amount of hacking to get it to recognise the WPMU directory structure!
Problems – in Moz FF I couldn’t paste into the textarea as I got a "security error" popup. Inserting a link was problematic too – I had to get out of html view and add the <a href=""></a> bit myself!
Building Rich DHTML User Interfaces Revisited
This post by John Lim is a must-read for any web developer looking to develop a “rich client” on their sites.
He lists several tools and libraries to help in the process and I really like the look of JPSpan although it looks like I need to download it from the sourceforge CVS as there’s no tarball yet. I must have a play with it later as XmlHttpRequest looks dead useful!
Sorry Everybody — How Can We Make It Up To You?
Sorry Everybody! – don’t worry about it, he’s only got 4 more years, and he can’t make things any worse!
Hey, he made it to Time Mag! 🙂
From WordPress to Wordform – WordPress Review
Shelley wrote an impressive review of WordPress a few days ago and as she mentioned an entry here I noticed a few hits. It’s a long piece with lots of comments and interesting. I changed the method by which enclosures are created – from a text field to scanning the post for URLs. Many of the comments aren’t very positive about that change. Which is better?
Report claims Yasser Arafat has died
Digital Photography Now – Features – Book Reviews – Digital Retro
Plethora of PHP stuff
Tony Marston has several PHP articles on his site..
There’s more but I haven’t around to looking through the site yet!
George Bush.. picture paints a thousand words
Journalist Arrested After Photographing Voting Lines
Photo Links
The Future of Digital – Full Frame of APS-C? – maybe it’s a good thing I use a digicam and not a DSLR, the future’s up for grabs right now!
backup, backup, backup – I’ve said it many a time. This is mainly a review of an external RAID unit, but since my wallet won’t stretch that far, DVDR will do IMO!
Vivid Light #38 is out.
(via Mark)