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Patch “how-to”, patch files fixed
I don’t really do much Unix development, but I’ve recently been learning more due to the care and feeding of my blog. Lately I’ve been figuring out some things about the patch utility, especially creating and applying patches. I found … Continue reading
Upgraded to WordPress 1.5.2, patches [re-]applied
I finally got around to upgrading my WordPress blog software to version 1.5.2 today. I also took this opportunity to apply Kimmo’s entity patch, which takes care of HTML entities ½ and ¾, and probably some others as well. At … Continue reading
New parameter for list_tags() cleaned up Sharepoint theme
A bit of hacking on Felix’s tags plugin (version 0.3.0) has cleaned up the Sharepoint theme. I added a new parameter, “countposts” (default true), to the listtags() function. This controls the display of number of posts. The patch is here, … Continue reading
Tags support finished on J-blue
I finished hacking up Journalized-Blue to support the tags plugin. Since this is the only theme I have finished (wrt tags), I have made this the default theme for my blog. Replacing categories with tags for this theme turned out … Continue reading
Borderline Chaos not honoring date format?
Borderline Chaos supplies its own date format, but what about my blog’s setting?
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