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WordPress.com Introduces Import from Posterous

Having several blogs can be a bit hard to maintain, and micro blogging services like Posterous and Tumblr provide a quicker way to post content to the web. However, WordPress has added features which are similar to Posterous, in the form of posting by email to WordPress.com blogs. If you have started using that feature and are looking to import data from your old Posterous blog to your WordPress.com blog, you will now be able to do it using the Posterous importer.

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20 Fonts Ideal For The iPhone And Other Mobile Screens

When designing backgrounds or interfaces for smaller screens designers really need to pay attention to which fonts they are selecting. Fancy fonts which look awesome on large screens are often barely readable at smaller resolutions. Here is a collection of 20 free fonts which will surely work on any resolution required.

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Where Is The Line Drawn?

Cory Miller who is one of the guys behind iThemes.com has published a long but excellent piece regarding his thoughts on why there needs to be a commercial WordPress plugin market. Honestly, I think Cory’s post has been the best on the subject and I don’t disagree with much of what he said. In terms of supporting the commercial interest of plugin authors from the plugin repository, there are a lot of questions that need to be answered.

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Photoshop tutorial. Chinese cookie

In this article we will show you how to draw Chinese cookies in Photoshop. read more

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How to easily monitor your web server using PHP

Prerequisites Maybe I’m stating the obvious, but the PHP script has to be on a different server than the one used for the website you’d like to monitor. If the script is hosted on the same server than your site, it becomes pretty useless: In fact, if your server is down the script will not be able to run and will not let you know. The best solution is of course a dedicated server, but a home server can be ok as well.

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Introducing MooTools ElementSpy

One part of MooTools I love is the ease of implementing events within classes. Just add Events to your Implements array and you can fire events anywhere you want — these events are extremely helpful. ScrollSpy and many other popular MooTools plugins would be nothing without events.

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48 Hours Left! Here’s one more (easy) way to win.

Hello everyone! This is a quick post to remind everyone that there are exactly 48 hours left until the deadline to qualify for the Free Custom 18×24 Poster Print . One more chance! We’re offering one more chance to qualify, and this one’s super easy.  All you need to do is simply leave a comment with one question you would ask an expert designer or developer .

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Support Multiple Methods For File Upload With Plupload

Plupload is an advanced open source JavaScript component for file uploads. It has the unique feature of supporting multiple upload methods including: HTML5 Gears, Silverlight, Flash, BrowserPlus and normal forms. Other features include: upload progress, image resizing, multiple file uploads,  and chunked uploads.

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Technical Support For Your WordPress Customers

Technical Support is a new WordPresss plugin that will enable your customers to easily ask for help, directly from their WordPress dashboard. Regardless of whether you have developed a custom theme for your customer or are just providing integration / consultancy services – this simple plugin will make a noticeable difference in your overall support efforts. Setting up Technical Support plugin is very easy – all you need to do is install the plugin and configure settings with your email address, logo, website URL, and list of support related topics.

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