After I dumped my database and blew up my site, I wanted to resurrect my most popular content.
I needed to setup 301 redirects so both users and Google could find my (old) content in it’s (new) location. Here is a snippet of my .htaccess file.

After I dumped my database and blew up my site, I wanted to resurrect my most popular content.
I needed to setup 301 redirects so both users and Google could find my (old) content in it’s (new) location. Here is a snippet of my .htaccess file.

Here is my collection of code snippets I use build child themes in Genesis. I’m constantly adding to this list. Continue reading
Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS was released and that meant it was time to upgrade my Ubuntu EC2 instances from 11.10 to 12.04.1 LTS. Continue reading
I’m a 15 year radio veteran. I’ve seen the debate between high-end and low-end microphones both in-person and on message boards. Usually, the argument ends with snide comment like: “The Behringer is crap because it’s only $98 dollars!”… That’s not very scientific, so I wanted to study this on a technical level. Continue reading
I’ve recently started working with WooCommerce for a client. IMHO, it’s absolutely the most brilliant and easy-to-use shopping cart for WordPress. Continue reading
My brother called me today, telling me about his company wanting to move their web development and testing environment in-house. They had already downloaded Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty), but didn’t know how to get Apache, MySQL, or PHP installed. He was signed into gTALK, so I sent him one command line…about 5 minutes later, they had the LAMP stack running.
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Here is my setup on an Amazon Medium Instance using APC: Continue reading
WordPress 3.5 beta 1 was released a couple weeks ago, and it included the new Twenty Twelve theme. While looking at style.css, I noticed they’re using “REM” to set font sizes and margins. I had NO idea what an REM was. In fact, I just started using EM’s in other child-themes I was building. So, once again, I turned to Google and started reading. Continue reading
This will most definitely help developers who use a sub-domain while setting up a clients WordPress site; only to have to change all the image paths in WordPress by hand. What a pain! This quick tip will allow you to do a mass find/search and replace using phpMyAdmin.
`wp_posts` set `post_content` = replace(`post_content`, 'replace_that', 'with_this');
If you’ve followed my blog at all, you’ll know I despise using unnecessary plug-ins when you can code a lighter version by hand. This handy function creates some simple sharing icons to insert into blog posts. Continue reading