In Movable Type 4.0 users had the option of offloading the task of publishing to a separate program or application called Publish Queue. This had the advantage of dramatically increasing Movable Type's performance and reliability. Most users run Pubish Queue...
January 2008 Archives
If you have a blog with reasonably well conceived content, and have had this blog for any length of time, you will undoubtedly encounter content scrapers, people bottom-feeding scumbags who republish rip-off your content either from your feed or from...
As communities grow, so does the need to showcase your authors. Having a hefty community of authors is a great thing (content producers FTW!) but everyone wants their fifteen minutes. This handy little tip can help make sure everyone gets...
This isn't really a tutorial since I'm just advising you to install a plugin and giving you some reference html to make it look a tiny bit nicer than it does by default. However I still think this might be...
I still haven't finished putting the site back together after upgrading Movable Type, but I really like the new version. The admin interface is a lot cleaner and easier to use, and everything feels...sturdier, I guess. I'm not sure if...
Movable Type just issued a security update that should be applied to any movable type version since Movable Type v3.2 Basically, in affected versions of Movable Type, there are certain circumstances in which a blog template may be rendered dynamically...
I would like to thank you all for the great success that PRO IT Service, the company that I'm personally ruling registered this year Nevertheless we had a very busy time, the results we've achieved were extraordinary The New Year...