So if things go all weird, you’ll know why.
Update: That went smoothly and wow the backend looks gorgeous. I’m very intersted in checking out the new features.
WordPress team: YOU ROCK!
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So if things go all weird, you’ll know why.
Update: That went smoothly and wow the backend looks gorgeous. I’m very intersted in checking out the new features.
WordPress team: YOU ROCK!
WordPress is still IMHO the best pure blogging software, they seem to have met all the magical requirements needed.
I still like the old old way of inserting images, where you didn’t have to cut and paste things, and it was more just click click click.
Toren: I hadn’t tried images since the upgrade, but there was a problem with IE and the new image handling. I’ve patched all the blogs I host (including yours) with the fixed files so it should work for you now. Be sure to clear your browser cache as well.
I was able to get Widgets working properly on my installation, which is kinda neat. Instead of having to write the php for my sidebar it’s all managed by “Widgets”. Of course, now I have to learn to code widgets if I want a widget that isn’t made yet.
You’ll probably have a difficult time finding one that hasn’t been made yet. Widgets have been around for quite a while, first as a plugin and then as a WordPress feature in version 2.2.