Posted in Uncategorized by Tim Brownlaw - Jul 28 2007
I once bought my first TShirt that had the words
“I pay attention to Detail”.
I never tried it on at the time because I was in a rush.
I took it home and tried it on and on looking down I thought
“hey the words are upside down”
Not really a true story but I’m sure its happened to someone 
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Posted in Uncategorized by Tim Brownlaw - Jul 28 2007
I was wondering, if I had a TShirt that had the letters P.T.O on both sides, how many people would be running around me reading it.
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Posted in Notes to myself, Textpattern by Tim Brownlaw - Jul 01 2007
I’ve been having a quick read about implementing a photo gallery using textpattern.
It appears that the only way is to do this is to setup a new page for the piccys and post single articles with a picture in each.
This then begs the question, how to we navigate to these pictures.
Galleries have Catagories and Sections.
Navigation would be something like:
# Your Stories
# Display Links for all families
# Have a series of photos for each family
Need to look into how to implement this.
Textpattern as such is a more flat level kind of structure and it may lend to looking at alternatives.
One Suggestion to use is Expression Engine ( a paid CMS System)
It has a lot more scope and the ability to manage a bunch of sites from the one admin.
Plus it has a lot of user restrictions for access control. Interesting!
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Posted in Planning your first Website, Website Design by Tim Brownlaw - Jul 01 2007
So you want a website?
Good for you.
The important part of turning a *”Want”* into *Reality*, in this case a website, is to *PLAN it out.*
So you’ll need to plan the following:
(A pen and paper work really well here)
# What is it going to be about.
# What information will you have on it.
# Who is your target audience (who will want to read it)
# How do you want it to look.
# What features will you need.
Other aspects to consider are:
# Do you want it to be easily manageable.
# Is more than one person going to be modifying it.
*Know your strengths and weaknesses.*
Write these out and put a ranking of 1 to 10 beside them.
1 being “I have no idea” and 10 being “yes, absolutely”.
This will give you a quick view on what you need to research.
# Do you have a domain name?
# Do you have a webhosting account?
# How much do you know about creating a website?
# Do you know anyone that can help you answer these questions? (Hint : answer is 10)
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