Stephan Miller

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!This weekend I got off my butt and went down a list of things I wanted to get done.

I built a list of blogs using the CommentLuv plugin over at my site Digital Product Review. I am just getting [...]

This is going to be a quick post of thing I will be doing this weekend, if possible.
I am going to be moving this blog over the weekend. I will still try to post during the process. And I may take advantage of the Drupal Wordpress Module. I wind then run this blog on the [...]

Windows à la carte
First, the design is a work in process. I know it sucks right now. But BlueprintCSS is awsome for layouts. There are not too many tutorials that go into detail on how to use it. But it’s simple, so no worry. I just used it to build the layout and used a [...]

Okay, there is an issue using Node Import to import ShareASale datafeeds.
Either the datafeed itself or the import process makes characters like “&” come up as character codes. I have had the same issue before with xml files, but now is not the time to investigate, just to fix the issue.
My solution, though a [...]

I am not saying it’s the best site that I have built and the css and layout still needs a little work, but it works great for now and it took very little time to set this site up and modify an old Photoshop template to work. It’s using tables which, I know, in website [...]

I finally cracked this code. Well, almost. I still have to create a template for the new nodes. I still have to clean up the taxonomy a little. Hopefully, I find a little tool for that, because yesterday I imported over 1000 products in less than five minutes.
Using a highly underpriced piece of software called [...]

I am talking about the ebook and not the print book, but if you’re attached you to your computer like me, than an ebook is worth more than a print book and saving about $30 is a pretty big deal. Yes, you have to jump through some hoops but only about two or three.
But learning [...]

I have a list of lists that I started here about a year ago, but updating them sucks. I think that they could become out of date daily. So if anyone stopping by wants to add to my lists or finds a dead link, just let me know with a comment. I usually check my [...]

drupal.org | Community plumbing
I have yet to use Drupal for a site, but a list of successful sites using the software shows me I might need to look into Drupal. Users have contributed everything from ecommerce packages to themes to make the software universal for any need you might happen to have.