Here are some images as I customize the Thesis theme, so you can see what can happen easily with out a bunch of php, html, or css coding.
On install:
After about an hour of playing
Have a link but don't know where it's going to take you. This video will show you how to read a link and double check before clicking. Don't be caught at a spoof site stealing your information or placing a virus on your computer.
In any Mozilla product all you have to do is hover your mouse over the link and in the bottom left hand area of your window the actual link address will appear.
How do you read a link?
http://uneedstuff.com/schedule
Go to the first / after the // and read to the left past one . in the above link the actual site address is uneedstuff.com
I've just purchased a developer's copy of the Thesis theme for wordpress, as a client had a need for it, and was ready to customize her site. Thought I'd go ahead and offer it out to any of my clients on sale until March 15th.
Order your installation prior to March 15th, and save!
Convert standard site to WordPress including the Thesis Theme, one year of hosting, transfer of 3 pages of current content, and 2 hours of customization
Log in to ClockingIT
Find Retained / Remaining Time
Select Browse
Select Yourself in the 1st drop down box
Look toward the bottom for a task that says Retained or Remaining Time. It should be at the bottom as it's set to the lowest priority.
At the end of the task line you should see something like (0:00 / 4:00) in this case the Retained time is 4 hours.
Find Time Worked
Select Reports
Report Type: Pivot
Time Range: This Month
Rows: Project or Tasks (Tasks will give you more detail and allow you to open the individual tasks)
Columns: Users
Hard to believe it's the 1st of December. It seems like this year has really flown by. I was hoping to be in a house by now, but looks like it will be a few months at least. Thought I'd share where I'm going with my sites. I host a few WordPress sites, and now that I have uNeedStuff running on Drupal I need to set up another site on WordPress. Well I guess I don't really need to now that I have a local server running. I just like to be able to work on some problems outside of a clients system. Here's what my plans are for December:
