Some great places to learn Divi and get help: (list to be updated regularly, I hope) Elegant Themes Blog - the...
Techie Stuff Articles
First Foray in to Ecommerce: Puritee Designs
I recently developed a website for Puritee Designs. Among the items for sale on the site is this burnout tank,...
WooThemes: Customizing for a Network Install
I recently migrated the vast majority of famvin.org sites in to a Network (multi-site) Wordpress installation. There...
iBooks, Kindle, ePubs, oh my!
It seems that there is an iPad in my future. I own a Kindle. I'm looking into publishing some materials from some of our websites for these formats. So, here goes my research! Learn about the formats: Start with Wikipedia information: A Comparison of E-Book Formats...
Twitter and such
I'm doing battle with TwitterTools -- on one site I cannot get the blog posts to tweet. So, here I sit trying to get it to work on a different site to see what might be wrong. I'm not sure I need all this connectedness, but some folks are really into this stuff, so...
testing Bing
Try a Bing search for the English Famvin sites:
Creating Custom Write Panels in WordPress
For a project we hope to get, I have been researching extending Wordpress. With Wordpress 3 at Release Candidate 1 status, the new features included will be helpful... custom menus, custom post types, etc. So, I found this great tutorial on creating custom write...
Vincentian Family Calendar
iChatAV: we have it working
I've recently entered the world of "video chat" - and while I never thought I'd be interested, it's been really rather nice. It started with my new iMac (20", with the built in camera). Then my friend Freda was ready to get a new computer, and decided to go Mac. And...
ScriptyGoddess and Pixelog.org
I've been fascinated with pixelog.org - such a beautiful, elegant, simple and generally delightful site. I found this link on scriptygoddess . One of the things that drove me to WordPress was the fact that it was PHP based. It leaves the doors wide open for you to do...
learning to do drop shadows – css style
So - I'm wandering around and came across an article on AListApart - cssdropshadows - and I thought I'd try it out. I really find this rather fun and interesting... and it works on different sized images without having to create the shadows in Photoshop or Fireworks.
The team behind the international FAMVIN web sites
The team behind the international FAMVIN web sites met for an intensive week of work in New York October 4-11 The team presently consists of John Freund, CM, (New York), Claude Lautissier, CM (Paris), Beth Nicol (Auburn, Alabama) and Julio Suescun, CM (Pamplona,...