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Posted by jpluimers on 2012/05/14
(Thanks to a “Missed Post” problem on WordPress.com, this one didn’t get posted on the scheduled date. Sorry for any inconvenience)
You need to be administrator to see the output of the “net config server” command.
The inbound/outbound limit is 20:
Running ‘net config server’ at the command-line suggests that Windows 7 can support up to 20 inbound / 20 outbound incomplete connections.
–jeroen
via: Inbound TCP connection limit in Windows 7 – Super User.
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Posted by jpluimers on 2012/05/14
(Thanks to a “Missed Post” problem on WordPress.com, this one didn’t get posted on the scheduled date. Sorry for any inconvenience)
I must try to see if this is going to work with my mentally retarted brother: Kidi.Net: Kinderen VEILIG op het Net.
–jeroen
via: Giovanni Praet (giovannipraet) on Twitter.
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Posted by jpluimers on 2012/05/11
(Thanks to a “Missed Post” problem on WordPress.com, this one didn’t get posted on the scheduled date. Sorry for any inconvenience)
You can fix the “temporary profile” in Windows 7 if you have access to the registry.
So it totally depends on how tight security at your clients is, and how fast their alternative processes are…
–jeroen
via: How to Fix Temporary Profile in Windows 7.
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Posted by jpluimers on 2012/04/14
I’m experimenting with the Posting categories overview page as a prequel to a proper tag cloud (and a series of posts on how to get there).
Please let me know in the comments which of the below ones you like most:
(For comparison, you need a big screen; the most popular choice will survive on the Posting categories page).
–jeroen
via: Posting categories « The Wiert Corner – irregular stream of Wiert stuff. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by jpluimers on 2012/04/02
I’m in the midst of writing a small app that generates trees and clouds of the WordPress categories.
The main reason is that I want to better organize the categories, so I need an overview. The multi-page WordPress Categories editor isn’t of much use as it is very hard to get an overview.
Using the [Category] WordPress tag isn’t of much help as I can’t get things like this to work (I remember seeing something like this on the forums, can’t find it any more though):
[Category]
[Category number='5' method='title' order='asc' id='11,45' orderby='comment_count']
Preliminary output is at the Posting Categories page in the top menu that I will update every once in a while.
I will post the app later, as I intend to create a category cloud in addition to the tree.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2012/03/05
Both the WordPress Visual editor and HTML editor accept keyboard shortcuts. The built in WordPress Visual editor is based on TinyMCE where some of the shortcuts come from.
Since I’m a keyboard guy, I collected some information on keyboard shortcuts over time, and below is a table with what I collected for both editors.
That, combined with distraction free writing really gives WordPress a boost.
Most of the shortcut keys use the modifier keys ALT plus SHIFT.
Note that on a Mac, you will have to use the “command” key in stead of the “CTRL” key.
You can see what these shortcuts do in the WordPress Visual Editor support page.
| Function | Shortcut Keys | Alternative Shortcut Keys |
|---|---|---|
| Undo | CTRL + z | |
| Redo | CTRL + y | |
| Headers (H1, H2, H3, …, H6) | CTRL + 1 … 6 | |
| Paragraph | CTRL + 7 | |
| Format | CTRL + 8 | (doesn’t work on a Mac) |
| Address | CTRL + 9 | |
| Bold | ALT + SHIFT + b | CTRL + b |
| Italic | ALT + SHIFT + i | CTRL + i |
| Underline | CTRL + u | |
| Strike through with red (delete) | ALT + SHIFT + d | |
| Align left | ALT + SHIFT + l | |
| Align center | ALT + SHIFT + c | |
| Align right | ALT + SHIFT + r | |
| Blockquote | ALT + SHIFT + q | |
| Unquote/outdent | ALT + SHITF + w | (doesn’t work on a Mac) |
| Code | ALT + SHIFT + c | (doesn’t work, is “align center”) |
| Unordered List (ul) | ALT + SHIFT + u | |
| Ordered List (ol) | ALT + SHIFT + o | |
| List item (li) | ALT + SHIFT + l | (doesn’t work, is “align left”) |
| A Hyperlink (a) | ALT + SHIFT + a | |
| Line break | SHIFT + Enter | |
| Read more | ALT + SHIFT + t | |
| Next page | ALT + SHIFT + p | |
| Media insert (image/video/…) | ALT + SHIFT + m | (on a Mac, it also inserts a Ã) |
| ins | ALT + SHIFT + s | (doesn’t work on a Mac) |
| del | ALT + SHIFT + d | (doesn’t work on a Mac) |
| Distraction free writing | ALT + SHIFT + g | |
| Enable “Kitchen Sink” Toolbar | ALT + SHIFT + z | |
| View HTML code | ALT + SHIFT + e | (doesn’t work on a Mac) |
| Advanced Editor | ALT + SHIFT + v | (doesn’t work) |
| Spell check | ALT + SHIFT + n | |
| Rich Editor Help | ALT + SHIFT + h |
Though the sources I used (see bullets below) indicate the below table should work, they don’t.
The only reason I use the HTML editor once in a while are these:
| Function | Shortcut Keys | Alternative Shortcut Keys |
|---|---|---|
| Bold | ALT + SHIFT + b | |
| Italic | ALT + SHIFT + i | |
| Strikethrough | ALT + SHIFT + d | |
| Blockquote | ALT + SHIFT + q | |
| Code | ALT + SHIFT + c | |
| Unordered List | ALT + SHIFT + u | |
| Ordered List | ALT + SHIFT + o | |
| A Hyperlink | ALT + SHIFT + a | |
| Read more | ALT + SHIFT + t | |
| View HTML code | ALT + SHIFT + e | |
| Headers (H1, H2, H3, …) | Ctrl + corresponding number | |
| Insert date/time | ALT + SHIFT + s | |
| Insert IMG URL | ALT + SHIFT + m | |
| List Item (li) | Alt + SHIFT + l | |
| Publish the Post | Alt + SHIFT + p | |
| Redo | CTRL + y | |
| Undo | CTRL+z |
–jeroen
via:
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Posted by jpluimers on 2012/02/23
Please one of the WordPress.com support people, contact me through my contact form.
I tried posting this question, but as you can see it is marked as ‘Topic Closed, This topic has been closed to new replies’, and looks empty on your forums’:
Please stop deleting the XML from my
</h1> Since WordPress deletes anything but the most basic XML fromtags:
See https://wiert.me/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/wordpress-html.doc
When I put that in a WordPress post, it deletes the XML.
It does this for anything but the most basic XML.Please fix that!
–jeroen
Thanks in advance!
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2012/01/01
Don’t you love automated tools :)
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
The Louvre Museum has 8.5 million visitors per year. This blog was viewed about 220,000 times in 2011. If it were an exhibit at the Louvre Museum, it would take about 9 days for that many people to see it.
Click here to see the complete report.
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Posted by jpluimers on 2011/10/03
I just reproduced this: WordPress › Support » WordPress is inserting div tags.
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Posted by jpluimers on 2010/08/27
Now your readers can have an easy way to tweet about your blog postings too: New Twitter “Tweet Button”.
From the post by Andy P (wordpress team):
New Twitter “Tweet Button”
…
…
When one of your readers hits the Tweet Button, they will be shown a popup that includes a shortened link to your post. Readers can add in a quick message, and then hit “Tweet” to send the post to their Twitter feed as a tweet — all without leaving your blog.
…
To enable the button on your blog please visit the “Appearance > Extras” menu and select the “Show a Twitter Tweet Button on my posts” option.
Edit: 20100901:
The WordPress team has moved the Twitter Tweet button into Settings > Sharing. In addition to that, they added sharing mechanisms for FaceBook, Press This, Reddit, Digg, StumbleUpon, Email and Print.
In addition to those, you can define your own sharing methods.
You can read more about this move here.
–jeroen
via: New Twitter “Tweet Button” — Blog — WordPress.com.
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