w.bloggar a pretty good “rich” blogging client, spell checking included. It posts via the XML-RPC interface to MovableType that was added in version 1.2, so an upgrade is needed mithrandir.
Category: MovableType
w.bloggar
w.bloggar a pretty good “rich” blogging client, spell checking included. It posts via the XML-RPC interface to MovableType that was added in version 1.2, so an upgrade is needed mithrandir.
Email to Blog, with Pics
pop2blog checks an email account and posts messages to a blog, including pics.
Email to Blog, with Pics
pop2blog checks an email account and posts messages to a blog, including pics.
Make It Wide
Love the wide textarea. Now if it was some kinda per user preference in MovableType proper.
Do you always use Movable Type on a 1024 x 768 screen? Add this CSS rule at the end of your /mt/styles.css file:
textarea.width500 { width: 786px; }
Found on dive into mark.
Make It Wide
Love the wide textarea. Now if it was some kinda per user preference in MovableType proper.
Do you always use Movable Type on a 1024 x 768 screen? Add this CSS rule at the end of your /mt/styles.css file:
textarea.width500 { width: 786px; }
Found on dive into mark.
MT Tweaks
Took a few MT tips from andersja’s blog: My Movable Type installation
Howto? set Individual Entry Archive to
<$MTArchiveDate format="%Y/%m/%d"$>/<$MTEntryTitle dirify="1"$>.html…
Howto? set Category Archive tocategories/<$MTArchiveCategory dirify="1"$>/index.html
MT Tweaks
Took a few MT tips from andersja’s blog: My Movable Type installation
Howto? set Individual Entry Archive to
<$MTArchiveDate format="%Y/%m/%d"$>/<$MTEntryTitle dirify="1"$>.html…
Howto? set Category Archive tocategories/<$MTArchiveCategory dirify="1"$>/index.html
RSD for MovableType
Ben Hammersley has done up RSD support for Movable Type as a Templage. In case you were wondering RSD is for Really Simple Discovery a way for Blog Clients to figure out the settings and what not to talk to one’s blog backend.
RSD for MovableType
Ben Hammersley has done up RSD support for Movable Type as a Templage. In case you were wondering RSD is for Really Simple Discovery a way for Blog Clients to figure out the settings and what not to talk to one’s blog backend.