Tag Archives: Blogging

A blogger can spend hours writing a post, but without taking on the duties of a content manager, how many people will actually see it?

You could say that I’m fairly obsessed with typefaces that websites use. I recently found a font finder extension that I love!

Recently I wrote about a WordPress hyperlink bug that makes adding certain links take too many steps. It just returned.

I recently saw what looked like an interesting article on blogging. When I went to read it, a popup required me to enter my email address.

Long-time readers know I hate double standards. Twenty years ago, the first blogging controversy I tackled involved a doozy.

Many of us have noticed a WordPress field for images labeled alt-text. I suspect the majority don’t know what it means.

With this post, I mark the 20th anniversary of Patrick's Place, the silly little blog I started in February of 2004, as a new hobby.

Have you ever had a great idea for a post only to discover you've already written on that very topic? I call it blog post amnesia.

This time of year, I like to say something about year-to-year blog stats. A change to Google Analytics makes them harder to find.

This time last week, I gave you my most-read posts of the past 12 months. Here are what I consider my best blog posts of 2023.

I noticed recently that post previews no longer show up when I'm writing a new post. Instead of the post, I get a 404/Page Not Found error.

The votes are in, assuming that someone over at Merriam-Webster, the dictionary people, actually voted on the 2023 Word of the Year.

Twice now I've told you about a bug in a WordPress upgrade that complicates adding links. They made a tiny hyperlink fix.

The newest version of WordPress — version 6.4.1 — was just released. The main thing I was looking for was relief for a hyperlink bug.

I recently decided to add a plugin here at this blog that provides an estimate of the read time required for each article I write.

Bloggers have new artificial intelligence options to help them manage their sites. But if you use AI Content, should a blogger say so?