Testing WP2pt9 and Thematic

Jed sent over WP29 yesterday. About the only thing I remember from WordCamp is that image control is increased. Let’s go see what happens with that right now.

Che and his RolexMao Poster

Okay, it took a bit of fumbling but I think I got there, on the cropping of photos at least. When you select and image to include (Show) that is where you are given the Edit Image option. Dragging the cursor across the image give you the edit bars. THEN you have to click the scissors icon on top to Crop the image. Then hit the Save button which does not highlight until you have done all of the above. Then Insert Into Post and the normal fields to fill out or ignore. I do wish they would color the Insert Into Post button blue like the Save buttons. Clients always miss it.

Event Calendar 3 by Firetree

3. Change settings on the ‘Plugins > Event Calendar’ options screen. [details]
You must choose which WordPress category to use for events. (Viewing the options screen for the first time also sets up the database, and upgrades events from older versions of EventCalendar.)

4. Add the Event Calendar or Upcoming Events list to your sidebar.

If you use the WordPress Widgets, then the Event Calendar is available as an easy to install widget. In order to use it you must first activate the “Event Calendar Widget” plugin.

Hello world!

Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging! ust recently we asked you to let us know what theme you would like us to release next. Among numerous comments we found many request for a gallery-theme that could be particularly useful for portfolios and showcases. At the very same time Christopher Wallace has been designing an advanced gallery-WordPress-theme for the design community and Smashing Magazine’s audience. And today finally we are proud to release it – for free, of course.

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