Well, I finally got around to creating my first Wordpress theme. It's meant for Wordpress 2.0, and it's a 2-column fixed-width layout. It's "widgets" ready - but it's set up do you don't *have* to use widgets - you can go without if you like. (Image courtesy of the WordPress Theme Viewer.) Download the Theme here. This has been updated as of 7/16/2007. I've only been using Wordpress for about 2 months now, and it's been a trip to play with. I felt it was too much fun to ignore and wanted to try out creating something for public release. So, it's called "Orange Crush" - there's a *very* ...

We're going to start with my PHP forms. These forms are, by far, the item I receive the most requests for by other web designers. They do require a little understanding of what you're looking at (in other words, you should be able to understand PHP coding at least a little bit) - but in the interest of trying to "make life easier", I've commented out the code as much as possible. These forms were initally developed on PHP4, but eventually had to progress to PHP5 compatibility. So you must have either PHP4 or 5 available on your server for these to work. I've tested and retested these forms on many levels, and I've had experts assist me in securing ...