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Category Archives: Web development
APBC redesign
Redesign of the site for Adelaide Place Baptist Church in Glasgow
Adelaides redesign
I’ve just updated the theme for Adelaides to give it a more contemporary feel and use WP3.0 features.
A few of the tools I use
I have had a MacBook Pro for a few months now, and I’ve found a few favourite tools for WordPress development. I’m open to other recommendations, if there’s anything you’ve found particularly useful. Development Environment XAMPP provides me with the right Apache and MySQL environment for my test sites. It makes it easy to use [...]
Be careful what you name your images
I uploaded an image called “PastorAdvert.jpg” to the church website, but every time I tried to view it using FF or IE I got redirected to this url: http://127.0.0.1:1040/clear.cgi? which downloaded a 10×10 px clear image. It appears that ZoneAlarm was tagging the image as adware, simply because the image was named “…Advert.jpg”. I renamed [...]
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Building the Sandcastle
Sandcastle is a documentation tool for .NET code, that takes the class structure and the inline XML comments and builds either HTML or CHM files. It saves a considerable amount of time in documenting code by hand, although the documentation is only ever as good as the inline comments! Sandcastle is a Microsoft version of [...]
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