colophon
A colophon is defined as an inscription placed at the end of a book or other work that talks about how the work was created and what things were used in its creation.
This blog is based on wordpress MU with this plugins:
- Challenge -It restricts comment spam by throwing the commenter a challenge.
- CoolCode - It can produce pretty highlighted source code. Though I haven’t use it for a while. I leave this plugin on only for compatiblity of old posts.
- Sitemap Generator - It creates a sitemap page on this blog.
- MyCSS - It allows me to attach my personal CSS stylesheet to my blog. I’ve heared that oneleaf modified this plugin a little to let it work with Wordpress Mu.
Below is my MyCSS style:
pre { overflow:auto;
background:#EAF0F6;}
body {color:#000000;}
#sidebar {
color:#000000;
}
#sidebar p {
color:#000000;
}
#sidebar li li a {
color:#557799;
}
I use mtsend to post my blog. I wrote a dirty script so I can write in a simple syntax.
#!/bin/bash mtsend -R $(wiki2post | mtsend -N 2>&1 | grep [0-9])
wiki2post is a script based on Alex’s wiki2html to convert wiki-like simple syntax to a format mtsend understands.
Sometimes I just want to write a short or mini blog, and don’t feel like to open vim. Thus I have this script: (wpsend is the script above)
#!/bin/bash echo -e $2 > /tmp/note.log wpsend $1
