UPDATE 1:45pm Okay, I just now figured out what David Winer was referring to over at scripting when he mentioned “funky RSS” while discussing my efforts here. SO, here is the “not as funky” version of my proposed RSS 2.0 … Continue reading →

Tired of screen-scraping your Daily Verse? Can’t wait to use XML instead? Well wait no longer as the good folks over at the International Bible Society recently began rendering their Daily Manna in a yummy variety of XML formats. Unfortunately, … Continue reading →

Back in June, when I laid healing hands on the Redland Baptist web site, I used MovableType because it could be easily customized to work like a Content Management System, yet still retain its blogging capabilities. I did this because … Continue reading →

Fatigue, typing too fast, dyslexia, crumbs in the keyboard and bad handwriting are just some of the causes that come to mind that might put your users on the wrong end of a 404 page. I’ve even known a case … Continue reading →

Here’s an invitation to those of you using aggregators such as FeedDemon to come check out the redesigned Heal Your Church Web Site. What’s new you ask? First, we upgraded from MovableType 2.21 to 2.64. With this comes a host … Continue reading →

Today’s example is for all those times some ‘misraelite’ comes along some usability forum and ‘bags’ on on your site for not being absolutely 100% W3C valid, for using tables instead of CSS, or anything else they can think of … Continue reading →

It’s 11:59pm, I’m slouched in front of my computer thinking about a topic for tomorrow while in the background, I’ve initiated the all-night download of the most recent version of Knoppix, all 700 megabytes of it. Hey, if the Senate … Continue reading →

Last month, when I was obviously distracted by something that seemed important at the time, Deane at Gadgetopia wrote an incredibly useful post entitled Adding User-Defined Fields in Movable Type. Now I realize not everyone here uses the MovableType(MT) web … Continue reading →