RichC | November 23, 2019
Tesla’s version of a “pickup truck” is being offered as a “green” alternative to America’s appetite for a consumer truck. Ford continues to dominate with it’s F-150 with Chevy and Dodge nipping at their heels. For some reason, we Americans want a pickup truck even though few use their dressed up beasts to haul anything. […]
Category: Automotive, Business, Environment, Innovation, Recreation, Technology, Video |
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Tags: atv, battery, cybertruck, elon musk, ev, mp4, pickup, plugin, tesla, truck, video
RichC | May 23, 2019
It is time to work on a few long in the tooth server updates and one of them isn’t compatible with my “old” WordPress video plug-in – it is no longer supported. There are several options that I’m testing both for my site as well as customer installs so am testing one of them with […]
Category: Computer, Software, Technology, Video |
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Tags: plugin, server, testing, updates, video, wordpress
RichC | December 7, 2018
A couple years ago I added Simple Slideshow Manager to MyDesultoryBlog as a way to include a series of photos in a single post. Having “attempted” different approaches that fail in one OS, Browser or device before the above plugin seemed to work … that is, until it didn’t. Having posted to the forums, trying […]
Category: Advice, Blogs, Computer, Technology, Tidbits |
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Tags: blog, jquery, master, plugin, programing, slideshow, tech friday, techfriday, wordpress
RichC | July 25, 2018
While doing a bit of server housekeeping on the CPP servers and preparing for the eventual push to make all websites secure for users, I ran across a helpful Qualys SSL Labs site to check on certificates, etc. If you are working to get websites updated and compliant for the day ALL site will need […]
Category: Blogs, Business, Software, Technology |
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Tags: browser, chrome, consolidated, cpp, cppnet.com, google, plugin, qualys, servers, wordpress, wp hide
RichC | April 7, 2017
At one time or the other, we have all started to pull our hair out while on the computer and said, “this is ridiculous, why doesn’t someone fix this!” Well after literally years of waiting for Google to do something about the “sensitive scroll feature” (or curse) when moving through the months in Google Calendar, […]
Category: Advice, Computer, Productivity, Software |
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Tags: browser, calendar, chrome, disabler, extension, google, plugin, scroll, tech friday, techfriday
RichC | December 14, 2016
This is a test post after setting up the well documented WP-to-Twitter plugin for WordPress. So far so good. I’ll be tweaking a few of the options over the next few weeks. EDIT 2/17/2024: Updating to XPoster after a server fail.
Category: Blogs |
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Tags: blog, mydesultoryblog, plugin, twitter, wordpress, wp-to-twitter
RichC | June 19, 2015
Plugins for CMS like WordPress are a dime a dozen and many improve the look and use of a WordPress.org blog, but usually at a sacrifice of speed. Recommending them is not usually something I would do … believing that a lean and fast site is better than bulky and slow sites. Unfortunately I’ve fallen […]
Category: Blogs, Technology |
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Tags: blog, cms, plugin, tech friday, techfriday, wordpress
RichC | August 4, 2013
It has been a few years since the automatic update from WordPress.org failed on my server … and only after the fact did I regret not doing a full backup prior to attempting the update (really, I’m posting just to see that all is working after the upgrade). After downloading the new install files and […]
Category: Blogs |
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Tags: backup, blog, housekeeping, palm, plugin, update, wordpress
RichC | June 21, 2013
Are you frustrated with the basic search feature available in WordPress? If so, join the club. I’ve been back and forth with several different search plugins and have even tried customizing my own using a Google API. Unfortunately none of them worked well for me when I was searching my own site for items that […]
Category: Advice, Blogs, Social Media, Technology |
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Tags: blog, plugin, relevanssi, techfriday, wordpress
RichC | October 8, 2011
This is a miscellaneous post to test the WordPress Super Cache plugin on the new server install. I’ve been having a few update problems with posts and am tweaking the advance setting that will rebuild the cache after each post. Hopefully all domains DNS records will now update with the current post, rather than just […]
Category: Blogs, Misc |
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Tags: plugin, super cache, wolsey, wordpress