if you need to know how to customize your wordpress site: | Secrets of WP Theming: Part 3
well done how-to — btw. he (Chris J. Davis) is one of the k2 creators.
Archive for December, 2005
UPDATE 2006.12.31: I didn’t changed my plans: aKua will be ready-made (very quick) WHEN K2 goes final. I don’t know any arrival dates – and I asked without getting any answer Michael H. a while ago. I had to keep in mind that K2 is NOT a commercial project; so the guys behind are doing it in their sparetime. A year ago Michael wrote that K2 goes final or RC in end of 2005 (!). One year later still no final version. ummpphh. One day it will be there. Never loose hope. May the force be with you.
UPDATE 2006.09.12: I gonna release aKua after K2 goes final (1.0), really.
UPDATE 2006.04.03: Because my “in-development” k2 style aKua was ripped i decided to close all my dev areas for public access. sorry.
few days ago, now officially: WordPress Dev. Blog › WordPress 2
and while this year ends in about 21 hours:
K2 beta2 r148 is released; just a few minutes ago!
and now the happy testing begins:
- plant // Update: restyled and renamed to aKua
- snow
and still to go from wp 1.5.2/k2r125 to wp 2.0.x/k2r148 k2r153 k2r156k2r163:
- BureauBlumenberg
Noomis Sitedone. WP 2.0.4/K2rG190svnsandbox- paper (dev)
i need more time! really!
post to your blog very easy with a firefox 1.5 extension. here you go …
«[…] sick of “web 2.0” applications/companies /websites not working in Safari. […]»
Either Support Safari, Or Lose Customers
I agree — but still in WordPress Admin/Backend I (don’t) miss the «format» buttons. I don’t miss the buttons because i know how to format with markup-tags — and I use Safari because of the bookmarks and the UI (don’t forget the plug-ins like Stand or Saft!). Safari feels much better than Firefox (which feels a little like windows) — maybe camino would be an alternative browser. But every time I tried a different browser than safari I returned — happy to use that app again.
when I do web dev I use both, Safari AND Firefox — just to be on the safe side.
this is really good if you need to value your work.CreativeGuy » Designers: How much to charge
while i was reading a micro tree (binarybonsai)i stopped immediatly and followed the link michael was talking about … and it’s something very special: live resizing with a slider, javascript using, working with objects — in this case photos — i never have seen before. take a look. it’s really great. maybe i try to implement this into my journal or site.