We reported last week that Twitter Bootstrap version 2.0 was released.
This was a huge update that brought many changes and required extensive work on the WordPress Bootstrap CSS plugin.
We released an updated version of the plugin into beta a week ago and we’re quite happy that in its existing state, it’s good for prime time.
That said though, there are a few things you need to take into consideration before upgrading.
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Last week DIY Themes released Thesis Framework 1.8.3.
Fun. Not really.
I wrote a guide some time ago about creating Thesis Child Themes. One of the advantages I tout about child themes is the smooth upgrade path from one version of the parent theme to the next.
Unfortunately this latest release of Thesis 1.8.3 caused me a little bit of a headache because he changed the way he includes the theme’s CSS stylesheets.
In this quick post I’m going to show you what you can do to quickly offset any problems associated with Thesis Child Themes and stylesheets.
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If you host your website using CPanel, we have provided a free, fully customizable script for backing up your full web hosting site.
We have received a couple of questions about security recently so we decided to simply highlight clearly that you can configure the CPanel backup script to transfer your backup files over SCP.
SCP is not SFTP, though it is often confused. The backup script uses native CPanel API calls and is therefore only as powerful or as limited as the base-CPanel implementation.
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We wrote yesterday that Twitter Bootstrap 2.0 was released to public.
We’ve been hard at work preparing our WordPress Bootstrap CSS plugin so that you can take advantage of the latest Twitter Bootstrap as soon as possible.
Today we’ve released the first beta of the plugin for those that want it now.
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