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Steven Jarvis

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Tag Archive for tag: site update

Crash. Purge. Rebuild

Posted on 15 May 2003 · tagged · comments off

Well, not really, but I changed hosts because my last host’s service and performance suddenly went WAY downhill. In the process (mostly due to problems on their end), I couldn’t recover all my blog entries from early January through April. Luckily, I’ve nearly stopped blogging of late due to real life, so I only dropped [...]

The official MT goodies list

Posted on 29 Aug 2002 · tagged · comments off

Doh! Ben and Mena have a whole page of links to third-party MT resources. More options and thingies and what-nots for your MT blog than you can shake a stick (or even a dozen sticks) at.

More MT goodies

Posted on 29 Aug 2002 · tagged · comments off

David Gagne has some great tips for adding functionality to your MovableType-powered blog.

Brad Choate MT plug-ins

Posted on 17 Aug 2002 · tagged · comments off

Brad Choate has a pile of cool-lookingMovable Type plug-ins. I’m way behind the curve on all the groovy stuff people are doing with MT. It’s amazing how this blogging tool has really taken off in the 10 months or so it’s been around. When I volunteered to beta-test it last fall, I just thought it [...]

a more accessible sjarvis.com

Posted on 20 Jul 2002 · tagged · comments off

For the last month, Mark Pilgrim’s 30 days to a more accessible weblog has a been topic of conversation among web designers. While I’ve followed many of the discussions, I haven’t implemented many of Mark’s ideas. Until today. As of today, this site is about as accessible as I can make it in one evening’s [...]

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