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I’m using the traditional Easter traffic lull to work on a few technical problems in the plumbing behind this site. So, if you see any weirdness, just remember that the blog plumbers are swearing at the sudden tag leaks they’re dealing with… Thanks to the good folks at
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If all went well, this site should be running on the latest version of Movable Type [http://www.sixapart.com/movabletype/news/2006/08/weve_updated_so.html]. If you run into any problems, let me know in the comments.
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Well, I couldn’t get the style I wanted to work, so I settled on this one instead. Truth be told, I’m rather pleased, because it makes it very easy for me to switch header graphics whenever I feel like it. The plan is for a simple site, that’
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All being well, the site should have, much like Chris Ecclestone turned into David Tennant, regenerated with a new look.
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I really did intend to get more posts up yesterday, but Stuff Came Up. Stuff does that, you know. It’s an inherent quality of stuff. I will try to be better today.
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Hurrah. It all works. A couple of things to note about the new-look site: 1. The archive menu on the right has been replaced by a drop down list. With something like 40 months of blog entries behind me here, that’s much more user-friendly. 2. Right at the bottom
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If you’re reading this, I’ve successfully upgraded the site to the final release of the new version of Movable Type, 3.31. If not, well.�
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So, now Movable Type has a tag set-up. How very interesting.I wonder how it integrates with Technorati, if at all. Am I going to have to much around with my templates? Yes, this is just an entry to test tagging. Thanks for asking.
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As this blog has been getting a decent amount of comments lately, I’ve added a comments listing to the right hand side of the page. It’s lurking under the Flickr photos box.
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This site has just had something of a service, with a quick update to the latest version of Movable Type [http://www.sixapart.com/movabletype/] and the installation of MT-Blogroll [http://www.movalog.com/plugins/wiki/MtBlogroll] to manage the links on the right. Hopefully this, and a few other
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So, why the switch to Movable Type? Why move the blog to the front of this site and move away from the photoblog model I’d been developing back on the old site [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/adamblog.html]? What’s the point of all this? Well, it’s all
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The observant may have noticed that the colour scheme of my blog broadly matches the colour scheme of my study, pictured below. This is entirely intentional. Sad, huh?
