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studionashvegas has a new look

CMDR Mitchcraft

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I know I know i’ve been neglecting the site for a bit, but i’m releasing fresh with a (sort of) new style and some new features.

The obvious difference is the color scheme.  It’s getting to be fall/winter, and that seems to be my fallback (get it, "fall" back) color choice.  I like the dark wood paneling, and zygat3r did an amazing job on it.

Second is the new "lifestream".  After some glorious hacking from FriendFeed’s widget I’ve managed to get a working badge on the site.  It has a lot of sites in it, and you can bet with BarCampNashville coming it’s going to be a hub for me as well as anyone who cares what’s going on with me.

Finally, I will be taking all of my portfolio pieces down (minus a few) and starting from scratch in posting them.  I’ve neglected to put new work on, and I plan on releasing works that I have permission to post now.

As far as other noteworthy items, I will be releasing a free WordPress theme in the coming weeks.  I’ve got the code done – i just need to test it for usability issues.

So, enjoy the new site, and let me know what you think!

  • 50 Days to a Better Blog–Day 5: Switching to Drupal

    50 Days to a Better Blog–Day 5: Switching to Drupal

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    I can’t even type this post with a straight face – nothing but love to all of my Drupal friends, though! It has its time and place, but for a blog, WordPress is always the way to go. The real Day 5 Post is coming soon.

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  • WPThumb: Bringing Back The “Hard Crop”

    WPThumb: Bringing Back The “Hard Crop”

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    One of the most useful features WordPress has is the ability to create custom image sizes from uploads.  This takes the guesswork out of design, as it allows me to specify exactly the dimensions I need for my image.  For a long time, WordPress had the ability to switch between a “soft crop”, which basically…

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