From the desktop of Joseph Dickson
Watch as I create a Child Theme for WordPress development so that my changes are preserved if and when the Parent Theme is updated at a later date.
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If you’d like to follow along install the Writee Theme on a testing server and review the code from the Child Theme in this video.
Watch as I create a Child Theme for WordPress development so that my changes are preserved if and when the Parent Theme is updated at a later date.
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If you’d like to follow along install the Writee Theme on a testing server and review the code from the Child Theme in this video.
Today I gave myself a speed challenge that took roughly an hour because I forgot to use sudo while accessing mysql… multiple times.
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Other amusing things also happen. If you’ve got 40 minutes you can waste; curious how someone can mess up an Ubuntu + WordPress installation they’ve done at least a hundred times give it a watch.
Today I gave myself a speed challenge that took roughly an hour because I forgot to use sudo while accessing mysql… multiple times.
[wpvideo tvUhsssx class=”data-temp-aztec-video”]
Other amusing things also happen. If you’ve got 40 minutes you can waste; curious how someone can mess up an Ubuntu + WordPress installation they’ve done at least a hundred times give it a watch.
My new webcam from Think Penguin just arrived so I decided create this quick test video. I’m very impressed. It literally worked out of the box. I just plugged it into my Solus and installed Guvcview.
This video was recorded using Guvcview there was a slight amount of audio noise that I cleared up in Audacity then replaced using ffmpeg into an OGG Vorbis video.
If you’re curious the ffmpeg terminal commands used to replace the audio were as follows.
ffmpeg -i edited.ogg -i video.mkv -vcodec copy final.ogv
I recorded this screencast and to test the directional noise canceling using SimpleScreenRecorder then converted the file in ffmpeg to bring down the file size to a nice and manageable 4MB via ffmpeg
