Church Of The Geek

When I originally set this site up I used fantastico, a frontend that installs a lot of commonly used web software.  I used this method mostly because I wanted to see how well fantastico worked and also to glean a little insight into a regular customer’s experience.

Sadly fantastico is not always kept regularly up to date, and I grew tired of waiting for them to push out the WordPress 2.5.1 update.  I decided to reinstall the site using a manual WordPress installation method.

Please hang in there while I get everything back to normal

written by admin \\ tags: site update, wordpress

(image upload test)

WordPress 2.5 has a lot of new features, including a totally redesigned admin interface and new tools for uploading images, movies, and other media.

This is basically a test post for some of the new gizmos.

the-wonderful-stars-walk-is-wonderful.mp3
(audio upload test)

written by Jay \\ tags: wordpress

Like many other people, I like the color blue.

I hope everyone else can deal with it
The site is now using iTheme by n. design studio.

Items on the right side can be minimized with the toolbar buttons and dragged around and reordered using your mouse. I’m also trying out the Wordpress widgets which are now built-in to Wordpress 2.2.

I believe the technical term for all this eye candy is “snazzy.” I could be wrong.

written by Jay

I upgraded the site to Wordpress 2.1 and along with it I had to change the theme. Them’s the breaks with upgrades.

More changes to come. Hopefully. Maybe. We’ll see.

written by Jay

Church of the Geek is now rocking some AJAX goodness thanks to Shelby’s New Zen theme for Wordpress.

Right now it’s just the basic theme (haven’t even changed the About page yet) but look for updates over the next few days.

written by Jay