Another Design by Matt Sweeny » picture gallery http://www.mattsweeny.com Imagine. Design. Grow. Serve. Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:26:32 +0000 en hourly 1 Recycled Cardbard Milk Carton Blocks http://www.mattsweeny.com/2009/12/recycled-cardbard-milk-carton-blocks/ http://www.mattsweeny.com/2009/12/recycled-cardbard-milk-carton-blocks/#comments Wed, 23 Dec 2009 18:22:45 +0000 fattymattybrewing http://www.mattsweeny.com/?p=299 Here’s cool craft idea you can make out of some garbage- cardboard milk cartons. Use these images (below) and this article.

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CoppermineSC plugin because it is not user friendly enough for my CMS WordPress environment – my website clients need to be able to use a plugin without ANY coding expience.

The best choice is the WordPress Coppermine Widget. The plugin author is currently updating the plugin code to add an option to pop-up the coppermine photo in a new window which would fix a bug I found using IE7.

Another very cool bit of informationwhich I must share is an excellent forum post detailing how to port a WordPress theme into a Coppermine Photo Gallery theme. See an example theme I ported for a clients website – use the sidebar navigation to switch from the client’s “picture gallery” (Coppermine) to their WordPress themed page links.

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