Testing one two three

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  • I’ve shifted blog tools from Typepad to WordPress in pursuit of that illusion: control. Slowly over the next few months I hope to evolve a new format and use more tools better. Tagging is one of the tools I must master. Using Oddiophile’s Rather Fab Technorati Tag Bookmarklet I may make inroads into the wonderful world of tags. Or so Lorelle says.


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    7 comments on “Testing one two three
    1. Lorelle says:

      If you really want to get into tags better than Oddiophile’s Bookmarklet, I recommend you take a look at The Ultimate Tag Warrior WordPress Plugin, something that really revolutionized how I use tags on my full version WordPress blog. It is really powerful and not for the timid, but you don’t seem to be very timid. 😉

      Enjoy!

    2. fp says:

      Thank you! I’ll check it out.

    3. scrunch says:

      fp,
      Commenting one, two, three.

      I have been reading for awhile. The new site is great, but I think the slideshow center top is a drag. So drag and drop-it! 😉

      Sorry, just my .02

    4. scruncher… do you like the current slide show better, or do you think slide shows simply suck?

    5. scrunch says:

      Hi Frank,
      Oh, I see those are real pics now? With the earlier one I thought it was ads, sorry.

      The reason I mentioned it was, on the last visit I was using my older/slower laptop and the slide show really put a drain on your page load time. Your other site always loaded quickly, so I noticed it right away here.

      Don’t dislike slide shows in general, but I don’t like slow page loading.

      Cheers!

    6. scruncher… on balance do you think it’s better to share the slides or not? Your site is minimalist, so I infer that less clutter is your preference in design, but say I changed the show every so often and took it down when I had no fresh content — would that be a good thing?

    7. scrunch says:

      You are too kind. Yes I do prefer reading weblogs without moving parts ;), but sharing the slides when fresh sounds like good thing.

      Thanks for listening.

      – s

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