or “How Not to Totally Screw Yourself” After all this time since it’s been available, I’ve finally properly installed a WordPress 3.3.1 Multisite. What a learning curve… and not for the squeamish. That’s for sure. 🙂 Again, this is not for the squeamish, as you’ll need to know your away around FTP, PHP, file permissions,…
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I’ll admit, I really have a man-crush on themes like those designed by Made by On. Especially, the Equilibrium WordPress Theme. This one is so open and fresh and so easily readable…. with ton’s of white-space, this theme really let’s a LOT of fresh air into the page. And then… I start to hate it.…
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Facebook has crushed its competition: MySpace & Friendster. Still, Facebook continues to make a mess of its “friendliness” towards its users.
I will not attempt to answer that question, but will do my best to alleviate one of Facebook’s major flaws: Status RSS Feeds.
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So, I finally took matters into my own hands and took the necessary steps to un-install, re-install, update install various versions of WordPress so that it would quit “complaining” that my previous install didn’t go “according to plan.” It all began with me growing tired of my hosting service’s inability to keep up the technology. WordPress bugs had been found that could be devastating if I didn’t upgrade, but my host simply hadn’t made that upgrade available and I became worried. So, I used the “automatic upgrade” feature… made me happy at the time… but made further upgrades through my host much more difficult.
Perhaps I should have waited.
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Using the “OLD” version of TMA? The version before WooThemes took it over? Still having problems? Well, quit using that antique edition and download the latest version of “The Morning After” from WooThemes and get busy!
I had tried to put the “beat down” on TMA back when I’d first started blogging… it was a rather disappointing endeavor… my PHP and WordPress skills were simply not up to the task. But, I’d blogged about the experience never-the-less. Mr. Tyrone Spencer, the master behind the men’s fashion website at i.con{blog}, pinged me mid-Jun, 2011… asking all sorts of questions regarding “The Morning After” WordPress theme and my experiences. What began as a simple query, turned into a slew of emails on Categories, Tags, SEO, PHP, and “The Morning After” WP Theme modifications.
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