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  • <p>The more I play with WordPress, the more I like it. It’s usable straight out of the box and, if you like to fiddle around under the hood, there’s plenty of scope for everything from minor tweaks to complete overhauls. Here’s the much abbreviated story of two tweaks which have tickled me deep down in the parts my underclothes cover.</p> <p><strong>Migrating from Geocities</strong></p> <p>Moving to <strong>WordPress</strong>, I had to deal with how to redirect people from my Geocities web site. The problem is the <strong>GeoCities</strong> is not interested in letting me access anything interesting such as an <code>.htaccess</code> file, […]</p>

    WordPress: A Tale of Two Tweaks

    Posted on 11 September, 2009 | No Comments

    The more I play with WordPress, the more I like it. It’s usable straight out of the box and, if you like to fiddle around under the hood, there’s plenty of scope for everything from minor tweaks to complete overhauls. Here’s the much abbreviated story of two tweaks which have tickled me deep down in the parts my underclothes cover.

    Migrating from Geocities

    Moving to WordPress, I had to deal with how to redirect people from my Geocities web site. The problem is the GeoCities is not interested in letting me access anything interesting such as an .htaccess file, […]

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