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Category Archives: Development

How To Fix WordPress Auto Updates on 1&1

I’ve been running this blog on 1&1‘s service since I first started it.  When WordPress introduced the ability to upgrade with a single click, I thought it was a great idea.  When I saw the same functionality for plugins, I thought that was just amazing! Unfortunately, it didn’t work. It never worked. It didn’t matter [...]

Top 7 Successful Blogs to Follow

I’m often asked to recommend blogs that people should be following to learn more about making money online, so to kick off 2009, I decided to list my top 7 recommendations of blogs that you should be following. All of these bloggers are making a significant income from the Internet.  Some purely from blogging, and [...]

Tables vs. CSS

I’ve created lots of websites in the past using the tried and tested method of creating tables and messing about with spacer images until everything seems to work. Sometimes, this has been a hugely frustrating undertaking – especially trying to get things to work across browsers. …and then we change something, and it all falls [...]

Testing Your Websites

We all know that we should test our websites once we’ve developed them, and that we should test them in multiple different browers, but how easy is it to actually do this?  I have Firefox 3.0, IE6 and IE7 at my disposal, and I could probably install Flock and Safari, but what about SeaMonkey running [...]

WordPress Flaw

One of the nice features of Worpress (used for this blog) is that people can register as a user which lets themreceive notifications whenever I add new content.  Whenever this happens, I receive an email notification that they’ve registered – and as you can imagine, I like receiving emails like this. Today though, this all [...]

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