Today I wanted to walk through the process of migrating an existing site that’s hosted on G’s blogspot (blogger). So, I set-up a quick little test site, and started tinkering. It’s not terribly complicated…nor did I expect it to be…but, I’m just somebody who likes to take tiny trial runs…because, it’s those trials that will [...]

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I have to give props to Jarkko for his recent article The Anatomy of a Wordpress plugin. Writing plugins can get tricky in my experience, and Jarkko breaks it down quite well. Bookmarked.
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Now, I’m not married to the DokuWiki platform. I’m surveying all the (at least somewhat) mature platforms out there… it’s just that DokuWiki does measure up pretty well. It’s a pretty mature software, and there is a decent group of people who are committed to its development. That’s one of the things, of course, that [...]

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Ran through the upload and configuration of a WikiWig installation. The wysiwyg part is pretty nice. The image uploading got janky, and I need to look at the code a bit more. The support for the software seems minimal.

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In my recent wiki engine comparison-shopping spree, I stopped in at WikiSpaces tonight and set-up a… you guessed it! Mainly I wanted to see first-hand the WYSIWYG functionality it offered so I can recreate it in the platform I settle on. I’ll give the WikiSpaces gang some credit: they did create a very user-friendly interface.

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This is an example of how to complete the task of adding an event to a calendar. In this post you can put the details of the event. When the user clicks on the calendar event, it takes her to a page such as this which provides further information.
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It only makes sense that a Wiki offers wysiwyg (what you see is what you get) functionality. After all, the average user may not want to get up-to-speed on wikitext.
So, I started a wiki section on this topic. There’s a lot of confusing info out there and wysiwyg wikis. I hope to sort through some [...]

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This is good. It ensures that no browser jankiness is going to janky up rendering the CSS styles as you want them to be.

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