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New version of DasBlog with extra and jforsythe macros installed

by Tom 3. July 2007 00:36

As you might or might not have noticed, last weekend I upgraded to newtelligence DasBlog 1.9.7174.0 nightly build, and modified my layout a little bit.
I have also installed the Extra and jforsythe macro plug ins.

Some advantages :

Gravatar support (though it does not seem to work correctly yet)
Automatic spam comment filtering with AKSIMET
Ability to track your comments with coComment
Show recent comments
Show related articles
Allow paging in category view
Show next and previous articles
Track back anti-spam verification
... and much more

I have also made some modifications to the used templates/site layout.
The whole idea was to improve the usability/click through rate... Let us see if it helps..

Google ads are currently still disabled. This version of dasBlog also has a $w(Robots.txt)

For the dasBlog users: here are some of the macros used :

<%RelatedPostList%>
<%PreviousLink("« ",40)%>
<%PreviousNextSeparator("|")%>
<%NextLink(" »",40)%>
<%NavigatorLinksList()|extra%>
<%RecentComments(5, 30, 20, 100, 12, true)

If you have any questions, just post them in the comment section.

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Typing source code from a book evolved into exploring the limits of coding in procedural, assembly and object-oriented languages.
As he matured in software coding, he started focussing on the problems surrounding software development, and learned that software development is usually about people and interactions first, and about technology second.

Due to his diverse track record he gained insights in a lot of aspects of the software development process. Currently his main focus is on strategic ICT advice, lean product/project development and improving the software development process and architecture.

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