The New Mac Tricks And Tips 4
Update
Hey
After fiddlings around for what seems like an age I have finally updated and got the new design live. It has taken a long time to get here, with about 3 redesigns along the way. This post is going to mention what is new and what I expect to do in the future.Its been a fun journey so far, but the adventure is about to being.
The design features some new parts that enable me to increase the functionality of this site. Since blogger was restrictive, I decided to move. This site now features:About Page, Archive page, Categories Page, Contact Page, Downloads Page, Disclaimer Page and a Privacy Page. Plus a whole load of others pages.
Over the last couple of days I have loads of problems. There have been problems with setting up the server its self. Over the last couple of hours there have been numerous problems with the domain, which have been really annoying.
One of the new features, which I would like to tout is the new Contact page. No longer do you have to email me directly you can use the contact form. It will enable quicker communiction.
In the future, I should be back up to full speed with posts. I have made the RSS feed longer so you shouldn’t miss out. By the way if you are on RSS and you are seeing duplicate items, there is a slight problem with Feedburner. You can either ride it out, and it will eventually clear. Or you can delete your feed and re-subscribe.
If you have any questions, suggestions etc. Please leave a comment below or contact me. In the mean time I am going to continue to trouble shoot all of the 404 errors that are turning up.
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4 Responses to “The New Mac Tricks And Tips”
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Hope you can manage to tackle all issues out. Nice to see your new design.
Comment By Wendy on June 30th, at 12:21 am
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I am getting there. Most of the problems have sorted them self out.
Comment By admin on June 30th, at 7:55 am
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Great redesign!
Comment By rp on July 2nd, at 1:00 am
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Glad to see you’re putting energy into the site, these sites are really important for the mac community. I think they seem to lean more towards new users (Intels) — but this one and only a few others I can think of have a chance to really keep the PPC neighborhood of the mac community cooking. If I can help it, I’ll be tracking Barack (or is it Obama? I can never remember his first name) getting re-elected on my G5. But seriously, my G4 Powerbook and G5 will be doing fine (except for hi-def), and there are people out there with G4 PMacs and even G3 iMacs.
I would appreciate anything you can do on an ongoing basis to keep us all in the game —
Like I said, I’m glad to see you putting energy into the site, it’s a mac community standard, but just a little feedback: It seems a little busy/cluttered — like you’re going for a visually exciting Fast Company type of layout, but you basically have a fundamental organization… just go with one or the other, but since you’re asking, you don’t need the visual stimulation and extra stuff (just enough for it to be attractive). This is a reference site — people come here for answers, and it rises and falls on the presence, quality, and accessibility of its content. Is what I need there? Is it the right solution? And is it easy for me to understand and grasp? That’s where you’re energy should go.
But on the other hand, when it comes to websites, I really don’t know sh…
Keep up the good work and good luck -
RJComment By Are Jay on March 21st, at 1:13 am
