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WordPress 2.3

Tuesday | October 9, 2007 | 9:40 pm  

So my human nature vs. good business sense post was the first I’ve written with WordPress 2.3.

Thought I’d share a couple of at-first-glance thoughts:

  • I <heart> autosave - it removes one of the things that bugs me about writing “through the Web”

  • I still don’t <heart> textareas, even with nice WYSIWYG editors wrapped around them.

  • A fantastic little touch: A tag with the same name as a category become one and the same. I have a category called “Management” and when I created a tag called “management” it was renamed to “Management” to match the capitalization. The tag and category remaining separate entities, so a post can be in one or another or both.

  • The Tiger Admin Theme is broke. I don’t mind the stock admin so much — it’s improved a little from 2.2.

  • More admin themes would be nice

  • It seems to run a little faster, but with Dreamhost I’ll never know if a slowdown is hosting or application related.

  • With the introduction of tagging I really do have to finally get my act together and redesign this blog. I really like my type design on the post area itself, but the rest of the design blows chunks… maybe if I ask real nice, my fantastic wife who is a fantastic designer will help me make something that has a lower chunk velocity.

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