Comments for Cesar Serna

Comment on How to remove the top admin bar in WordPress 3.1 by Juan

Juan — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 15:12:22 +0000

don´t need to touch the code.

You can select that option from “your profile” in the admin area

Comment on Graffiti CMS IS Faster than WordPress by frank

frank — Sun, 25 Sep 2011 04:05:59 +0000

Not so sure about this…

Comment on .Net or PHP – What should I learn? by Naveen Tripathi

Naveen Tripathi — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 06:32:12 +0000

You are absolutely right. It is a very good information for learners who want to learn any programming language. Thanks!

Comment on Graffiti CMS IS Faster than WordPress by Adam

Adam — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 05:11:02 +0000

Soo… 2 years later and seems nobody has been contributing to Graffiti, open source or not. I’m a .NET coder looking for a .NET CMS, and I must say it’s frankly embarrassing that GraffitiCMS is out there calling itself a “CMS”. It’s nothing of the sort. What kind of CMS doesn’t allow you to create an actual web page?

As for developer contributions, there have been none. There are a few themes, which basically look the same with different graphics, and a single .. one.. plugin. That was written by the same guys.

Graffiti should have died a semi-respectable death ages ago, now it’s just something PHP devs can point to as a reason to stay away from .NET. I’ll certainly hand it to PHP devs, they seem to have more idea of how to write something people *want* to use, and is genuinely useful, than .NET devs do.

Comment on No Pie at Marie Callender’s by Jennifer

Jennifer — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 23:49:56 +0000

I worked at MCs right after high school. I can’t believe she did not offer you pie. Completely wrong. I do like how your article ties in with user experience. Great website.

Comment on Killed My Blog (WordPress 3 MU) by Sue

Sue — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 05:54:48 +0000

OK…you obviously know what you’re doing…so…perhaps you can help me out. I was asked to take the main portion of this site off the WP platform and install WP into a folder on the site. Done…finally. Static pages working…blog working in its folder…but…for some reason the original designer coded links into the home page flash which of course I didn’t realize until everything else was done…drats. NOW since I don’t work with flash I have a problem that sounds sort of like yours. The links originally were coded to go to domain.com/?page_id=41 for instance. When the links are clicked you are redirected to the home page…I’ve tried 404 page…doesn’t work…tried to redirect myself…doesn’t work. I looked at the database files you mentioned but I’m just not good enough to get into those areas (and I don’t see where to change the urls anyway). I don’t need to make the problem worse. Any ideas to help with this problem?

Comment on ReadyHosting Sucks by PaiaGirl

PaiaGirl — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 08:26:33 +0000

For the guy asking about godaddy hosting, I advise no. They don’t have cpanel. Other companies I’ve used are Hostgator (good) Justhost (seem somewhat squirrley and forget support – it doesn’t exist) and HostingMatters which I think is the best. Readyhosting TOTALLY SUCKS.

Comment on ReadyHosting Sucks by PaiaGirl

PaiaGirl — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 08:23:15 +0000

I have spent hours and hours with tech support ever since one of their clueless tech guys tried to block a malicious IP and ended up blocking EVERY SINGLE IP IN THE WORLD from accessing my client’s website.

“It will be fixed in an hour” 4 times now.

Dude, it is NOT fixed.

I am astounded at the incompetence and lack of follow through

Comment on How to remove the top admin bar in WordPress 3.1 by Toby Barnett

Toby Barnett — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 00:27:25 +0000

Thanks for the one liner! The admin bar is an annoyance when editing (at least for this multi-window user). Cheers!

Comment on WordPress Plugin Maker by thekencook

thekencook — Sat, 19 Feb 2011 03:57:53 +0000

True enough it does what it’s supposed to do but it makes clients think all we do as developers is just download some program and voila – presto – a plugin shoots out. In truth this should be called a “Basic, Simple Plugin Starter” since all it really does is create a new PHP file (easy to do) an put the plugin header in. No real coding, no functions, no filters, no callbacks. The result is simply the most rudimentary step in creating a plugin. That, however, it does well.