Great post by Jay Allen on fixing MT Bookmarklet’s for Safari on Mac OS X – works great!
Fixing the MT bookmarklet for Safari :: The Daily Journey :: JayAllen.org
One of the only drawbacks I have experienced in using Safari and Movable Type together is the annoyance of having to edit the javascript of the generated bookmarklet in order to make it work and the subsequent loss of ability to have selected text automatically inserted into the entry.
Amr posted some comments earlier today here on bryanstrawser.com and pointed to some great ideas for using MT as a complete site CMS. Very impressive stuff.
Thanks for adding to the conversation Amr.
Reading up on the possibilities to extend MT. Great article on how to extend MT titled “Beyond the Blog” (with… [RANTISSIMO]
I always try to follow what the smart people are reading. Subscribed.
Sites you might be interested in. Nanodot: Slashdot for futurists, managed by Foresight. Smartmobs: group weblog (needs a redesign). Daily Rotation: filtered newsfeeds from tech sites, including weblogs. [John Robb’s Weblog]
Out of curiosity – does anyone other than a few close friends of mine actually read this blog?
If you drop, drop me a line, or leave a comment in this post.
Do you subscribe to this feed? Do the same. Just trying to gauge readership here.
Finally decided to change the name of my weblog from “there is some shit i will not eat” to “Bryan Strawser’s Weblog”.
Probably scared some people away with that old name!
Went and and installed the new look & feel for bryanstrawser.com as designed by my friend Mary at Aperio Technologies, Inc..
I love it!
Thanks for all the e-mails (there have been a huge number) of support for me as I recover from the outage at UserLand. The good news: lots of great things to come and this new location offers lots of new flexibility. The bad news: a huge number (probably over 30,000, not even counting Google) of inbound links have been broken, as well as nearly 500 RSS subscriptions. This proves the point: NEVER (under any circumstances) publish a weblog to a domain that you don’t control. I am currently using digital-crocus (they cost a mere ~$15 a year for fast hosting and have a great user interface that allows fast sub-domain creation). [John Robb’s Weblog]