Comments on: PHPit now running on WordPress http://phpit.net/blog/phpit-now-running-on-wordpress/ PHPit has dozens of PHP articles, codesnippets and FAQ's. Sun, 15 Jun 2008 16:22:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: Dennis Pallett http://phpit.net/blog/phpit-now-running-on-wordpress/#comment-74 Tue, 08 Nov 2005 15:33:33 +0000 http://phpit.net/blog/phpit-now-running-on-wordpress/#comment-74 Yeah, WordPress is getting really popular lately, but what else can you expect from such a great piece of software. I've also noticed the lack of preview. It's useful in some cases, especially when I'm adding a new article, but in most cases I don't need a preview thing anyway. Yeah, WordPress is getting really popular lately, but what else can you expect from such a great piece of software.

I’ve also noticed the lack of preview. It’s useful in some cases, especially when I’m adding a new article, but in most cases I don’t need a preview thing anyway.

]]> by: Jeff Moore http://phpit.net/blog/phpit-now-running-on-wordpress/#comment-65 Tue, 08 Nov 2005 03:12:37 +0000 http://phpit.net/blog/phpit-now-running-on-wordpress/#comment-65 It seems WordPress is everywhere now. SitePoint is using it too. I like it fairly well and every version seems to get better with cleaner code as well as new features. My biggest complaint by far is that there is not a true preview for comments or posts (Preview without saving). I also wish it were better at creating canonical URLs. It seems WordPress is everywhere now. SitePoint is using it too. I like it fairly well and every version seems to get better with cleaner code as well as new features. My biggest complaint by far is that there is not a true preview for comments or posts (Preview without saving). I also wish it were better at creating canonical URLs.

]]> by: Matthijs http://phpit.net/blog/phpit-now-running-on-wordpress/#comment-19 Tue, 01 Nov 2005 07:32:17 +0000 http://phpit.net/blog/phpit-now-running-on-wordpress/#comment-19 Looks great indeed. I've also been using wp for a couple of projects now, from a simple weblog to a large site, and I am probably just as impressed by the power, flexibility and ease of use as you are. Indeed, hacking at the core files of an application is not what you want to do. In the long run, when it's time to upgrade or extend an application (and with security updates etc that happens often), you will run into problems with things when you have changed those files. But with wp from version 1.5, everything is neatly seperated. Mess around with themes and plugins as much as you want, and leave the rest to the WP-programmers and community (which off course you are a part of ). Good luck, Matthijs Looks great indeed. I’ve also been using wp for a couple of projects now, from a simple weblog to a large site, and I am probably just as impressed by the power, flexibility and ease of use as you are. Indeed, hacking at the core files of an application is not what you want to do. In the long run, when it’s time to upgrade or extend an application (and with security updates etc that happens often), you will run into problems with things when you have changed those files. But with wp from version 1.5, everything is neatly seperated. Mess around with themes and plugins as much as you want, and leave the rest to the WP-programmers and community (which off course you are a part of ).
Good luck, Matthijs

]]> by: Sam Stevens http://phpit.net/blog/phpit-now-running-on-wordpress/#comment-7 Mon, 24 Oct 2005 16:32:59 +0000 http://phpit.net/blog/phpit-now-running-on-wordpress/#comment-7 Looks great, Dennis! WordPress does just feel right, doesn't it? I'm finding that it's often far more suitable to client projects as a CMS than the "true" CMS packages out there: Mambo, Drupal, Typo3... Most of the time, those packages are just too overblown. Looks great, Dennis! WordPress does just feel right, doesn’t it? I’m finding that it’s often far more suitable to client projects as a CMS than the “true” CMS packages out there: Mambo, Drupal, Typo3… Most of the time, those packages are just too overblown.

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