WP Themes Gallery has been compiling a great list of the most popular blogs about wordpress. This blog's been added to the list (currently #30), which is a great honor, although I doubt it'll last. Artur's updating it pretty regularly, so I expect that there are others that will be uncovered and push me off the bottom. Nonetheless, it's a great place to find ways to hack your blog into submission.
If you're coming here from that list, here's a feed of just my wordpress related posts. (big-as-your-head icon courtesy of the Oxygen Icons Project, for KDE 4).
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Kaboom! Well deserved, amigo.
I want to say a personal thank you to you for undertaking this work. I also want to say thank you to both you and to wank for caring enough to port themes for wordpress.com.
The theme selection at wordpress.com is pathetic. The enthusiasm for learning css does not exist among most bloggers there. And the advent of the new “theme gallery” concept makes me shake my head in disbelief. Anyone who tracks the wp.com forum will see that what wp.com bloggers want and need is what Root suggests in wank’s blog http://wank.wordpress.com/2007/11/06/unperson/#comment-81645
Sigh …
Good on you Adam.
Congrats mate you deserve it.
Good designers are hard to find and they are recognizing you as one of those people! Great read and great for you Adam!
As well, the openID plugin won’t let me comment on this blog if I use trentadams.ca or trentadams.com as my website URL. I guess they still haven’t fixed that yet with wordpress.com domain mapped blogs…….frustrating!
@trent -
I’m not sure it’s wp.com as much as the OpenID+ plugin I’m using. I’ve been having trouble signing in with it as well (using verisign’s PIP). the plugin’s disabled now, I think I’ll leave it off until there’s a new version or a better plugin.
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[...] It’s a VIP token, a pretty badass little toy. You push a button and it generates a 6-digit number that’s good for 30 seconds or so, which you use when you sign into your paypal + ebay accounts. Not only that, but since it’s made by verisign, you can add it to your PIP openID as well. Now, in addition to having changed all my internet passwords, I’ve got ridiculously strong security on anything that I sign into with OpenID. I’m using it for this site with openID+ v2.0(released friday), although the previous versions have been glitchy. [...]
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