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WordPress Flash Photo Carousel Plugin September 16, 2008

We often develop sites that include static flash galleries, headers, menus, and intros.  It’s often difficult, then, to explain which parts of the site can be changed within WordPress, and which are hard-coded.  This plugin is built to manage the excellent flShow Photo Carousel within the comfort of the WordPress dashboard.
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Preview Our Projects September 10, 2008

We’ve finally removed the dust from our preview site.  After years of updating a single HTML file every time we started a new project, we’ve caught up to our clients, and our main site.  We’ve switched over to a WordPress powered portfolio.  Even though we’re all quite competent at mucking around in HTML and FTP, [...]

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Wordpress 2.6 is released July 15, 2008

WordPress Announced the release of version 2.6, which provides some new features that our clients have been interested in for a while:

Captions for images are now easy to add, and won’t be eaten by the visual editor
Wiki-like revisions for posts, allow you to change your content back to a previous version, and see who’s edited [...]

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Vulnerable Software and Vindictive Search Engines April 8, 2008

Technorati, a blog search engine (as opposed to a search engine that indexes all websites), has started taking the easy way out. They’ve started removing websites whose WordPress software has not been upgraded to the latest version shows signs of being compromised.  For our clients, make sure you’ve upgraded to version 2.3.3.
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Reasons to Upgrade (or not) to WordPress 2.5 March 30, 2008

Who Should Upgrade?
People using wordpress primarily for blogging, who don’t use many plugins.  Also, people who like shiny new things, as the dashboard has been completely redesigned.
Who Should Not Upgrade?
People who use wordpress in conjunction with other software, like a forum, e-Commerce, etc. 2.5 introduces database changes that will affect a large number of [...]

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