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Website Changes Spring 2012

Every once in a great while I need to make significant changes to this website. As usually happens, due to circumstances beyond my control, I had to make some of the new changes for 2012 much sooner than I had expected. Old Domain The personal domain that I had for 15 years will be renewed [...]

Goodbye Joomla, Hello WordPress

In January 2008 I started transitioning content from my handcrafted legacy website to a modern content management system (CMS) website. I wanted an easier way to post content and for readers to post their own comments. Features that were long on my to do list but I never got around to programming. It didn’t make sense [...]

Aquaphobia Project Page Tweaked

The project page for Aquaphobia has been updated with a new design. All the pages that belong to a certain project will have a unique design to distinguish it from the other project pages. The layout will generally be the same for all projects, divided into three sections: home, files, and pictures (screenshots). The general format [...]

More Tweaking Of The Website

There is now a work log that goes into considerable detail about what I’m currently doing on Aquaphobia and lists the target milestones that I’m keep up-to-date with. (Or, more likely, I’ll probably be several days behind on.) I also did a side-by-side screenshot comparison between Beta Five and Beta Six (not released yet) of the [...]