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A friend asked me why I put so much emphasis on text when I talk about user interfaces. I cannot give a better answer myself: More →

UPDATE. WordPress 3.0 was released today, Thursday 17 June 2010. Get it here or upgrade automatically!

The first release candidate of WordPress 3.0 came out on 28 May 2010. The second followed a week after that, and the final release is expected sometime after 14 June 2010.

WordPress 3.0 is a large release. The codebase underwent more changes than in any previous version (about 2700 sets of changes at this moment), and more people than ever before (above 200) contributed changes directly. However, for the most part the changes are not immediately obvious. More →

Looking at a ticket on the WordPress bug tracker yesterday, I was reminded of a little thing that can be a problem when you use OS X to generate archives for distribution. More →

You probably have noticed the characters—usually arrows—displayed on some navigation menus to indicate the presence of subitems under an item. I find them helpful, and I recently looked to see if it was possible to have them displayed on a CSS drop-down menu by using only CSS (that is, without any JavaScript assistance). In this howto I explain the solution I arrived at: More →

Whether you use WordPress for a weblog or as a more traditional CMS, your pages probably have a page navigation menu somewhere near the top. Sooner or later there comes a time when you need a way to manage this menu better. In fact, if you use WordPress more as a CMS and your main content is pages arranged hierarchically, this time comes right at the beginning. More →