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Have you ever gone to your favorite blog and added a comment, hoping that there was a way to more easily link back to your WordPress site? Well, my wife ran into this issue when she started blogging. She had a number of fashion blogs that she followed and started adding comments to their posts. Once she started blogging, we wanted to have a link added back to her blog when she posted a comment on other blogs. A lot of the bloggers she follows now are using Blogger and didn’t have an easy way to do this. I did a little digging and this is what I came up with.
Answer: OpenID
Hey guys. This is for all of you running some sort of iDevice (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch). If you don’t own or use one of these, you can ignore the rest of the post (and I will be praying for you 
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Apple has released an update to the iOS 5 codebase, version 5.1.1. It has numerous bug fixes and security fixes that are recommended to upgrade to. Here are what the updates are:
One of the not so hidden gems about Standard Theme 3 is the responsive layout and other goodies are powered by Twitter’s bootstrap. You will be seeing quite a few blog posts from me about it. One thing that really stands out to me is the navigation on the mobile layout. Once there isn’t enough space to display all of the menu items on your top navigation areas, it collapses and is replaced by a navigation button that will then expand and collapse your menu.
This is a site that I created with a designer buddy of mine for a client of ours, Corporate Contracts. This site was built on top of WordPress and was a custom child theme of the TwentyEleven theme that comes installed with WordPress. There is a slider on the homepage and some footer widgets with images and text. We also set up a blog for them as well and created a newsletter for them. There was also an interactive graphic that has different images that when clicked launch a light box of more information. Here are some screenshots of site:
Working on adding the additional bootstrap javascript plugins to the Standard Theme Preview 3 in my child theme.
