“How to (easily) Sandbox WordPress and Kick back with Plugins, Themes And Hacks”
Describes how to create a subdomain, install Wordpress, copy your content, and prevent search engines from finding your sandbox.
After much procastination and personal interuptions (you can tell, I haven’t been blogging that often lately) , I’ve managed to install Subversion running as a subdomain with Plesk 8.0 and CentOS 4.3…
Source: http://codex.wordpress.org/Installing/Updating_WordPress_with_Subversion
To install a fresh copy of WordPress, type the following at your command prompt, starting from the directory above where you want to install WordPress. These commands will create a directory “blog” for your blog, and then check out (Subversion command “co”), or extract from the repository, the stable version of WordPress you have chosen. Do not type the “$” characters — they are just indications of the command prompt. Here are the commands (assuming the version you want is 2.3.1):
$ mkdir blog
$ cd blog
$ svn co http://svn.automattic.com/wordpress/tags/2.3.1 .
Replaces “Manage >> Pages” with a more useful screen for large sites.
New location, http://www.adamhopkinson.co.uk/blog/code/pagesplus/
After almost eight years, a new version of HTML is in the offing. HTML 5 promises to bridge much of the problems in writing content-based web pages with just HTML 4 and CSS.
Story at IBM
Flexible Upload is a plugin for Wordpress 2.0.x and 2.1 to enhance the image upload functionality.
Main Features
I have completed the design and loaded much of the archival content into the new Arizona Rail Passenger Association website.
I have recently: