Check it out. (This used to be http://tech-guru.blogspot.com but I moved it to Gazotto.com) I'd like suggestions on how to make it less boring. I want to include contests and anything else would be great. Review design or content. (Content is in beta). Skinny
I like it, simple and clean. It's a WordPress so there is no meta tags, add them yourself. I think that a top logo should be a little bigger, think about it.
The letter t is a bit strange ... The first time I saw it I thought taht you have put 4 letter "t" ... Why the section pages dont have information?
Yea about the pages. . .what am I supposed to put there. What is it used for? And how do I insert the meta tags? I didn't know you needed to do that. Skinny
No that's not right - you need page-specific meta information (Well, you don't really need it but it helps on Yahoo!). Plenty of examples here... http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=meta+tags+plugin+wordpress
Simpsons: Guys, Guys . . you don't have to fight over me. No one's fighting over you! Oh then carry on. I adding a meta plugin. I think meta tags are page specific. Skinny
Looks like a fairly clean design for a blog type site. The Google ads are placed well. Not sure what resolution you optimized for, but the text is fairly large when testing on 800x600. Might want to take the text size down a tad.
Okay I'll look into that. That is Wordpress' default. I haven't fooled around with it. Any other comments, anyone? Skinny
Site looks very clean. Only recommendations are a larger masthead and maybe a darker blue text for your smaller hyperlinks. Hard to read on a LCD screen (laptop). Besides that job well done.
It isn't against TOS. It's against politeness... If they ask you to keep the link, in return for such a great software, I think it's the least we could do. I also would prefer not to have the link, but I keep it, as a way of saying thanks. Try to ask something in the Codex forum, without the link in your blog... many opensource scripts won't give you support, if you don't show either. That's for some reason... So even if you don't need any support from them, I think it's the right way. Support Wordpress! But I think you can do whatever you want. I just wanted to recall this, to help you.
Just to remind you. The readme.html in the installation package says: System Recommendations * PHP version 4.1 or higher * MySQL version 3.23.23 or higher * ... and a link to http://wordpress.org on your site. Eheh No matter. It's your site, and I wish you good luck!