- Achmed the Dead Terrorist Christmas Special
24 minutes in 3 parts: part 1, part 2, part 3 (via Conny)
- If programming languages were religions… (via Atheist Blogger)
- Mastering Your WordPress 2.7 Theme & Admin Area: Tips and Tricks (via weblog tools collection)
- 5 years of WordPress interface from 0.7.1 to 2.7 (via weblog tools collection)
TwoSeven
Oh well, the 2 and the 7… This on the right is M 27, the Dumbbell Nebula (image: ESO (Wikipedia)).
27 is a cubic number – and a pretty one at that, 3³. If you start at 0 when counting Pi’s digits, 27 is found at location 27 – apparently a rare case.
27 is (in base 10) the first composite number not evenly divisible by any of its digits.
On January 16, 27 B.C., the Roman Senate votes Octavian the title of Augustus. He accepts this honor, having declined the alternative title of Romulus. He is known as Augustus afterwards – the first Roman emperor.
And this blog, too, is now running WordPress 2.7. As usual: If you notice something that’s not working as expected, drop me a line, please.
Bloggeschenke ganz ohne Pfiff!
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Tadaaa!
Good feeling if you can crumple an A4-sized sheet full of things to do and toss it in the bin because everything is done… and thus my new theme is finished already today! A few notes:
- I made the theme myself. (I used the default theme as code base, but there’s not much left of it.) It’s hard to publish because there a quite a few things tailored to specifics of y blog; and including header images isn’t trivial either (besides I’m not sure about the redistribution licence of some of the photos (those I didn’t make myself))…
- Default fonts are the “C” fonts from Microsoft – Calibri (text), Cambria (headlines), Constantia (poems etc.), Consolas (code); I don’t use Candara and Corbel here – which are included with Windows Vista and Office 2007 (and the free PowerPoint viewer) (» more info). They’re optimized for ClearType font smoothing and look quite elegant then – the first screenshot shows the “ideal” example (for those who don’t have the fonts); the second shows IE6 without smoothing and with the substitute fonts (Tahoma etc.):
- Some rounded elements (e.g. the search box in the top right corner) need a sensible browser for this display.
- Instead of four randomly selected small header images there’s just one per month now – but larger. (With a few exceptions with additional images, such as on new year’s day.)
- If you notice any errors – or something that looks ugly – please tell me. And I don’t mind any expressios of opinions.
- Update: … and the comments now are working again (thanks for the info)… seems I tested that only in my WP2.7 beta test installation.
Coming soon…
…a new theme! Of course not as blurred as this teaser screenshot.
About time after about one year…
(Which is also the resaon why there’s not that much going on here these past and coming days.)