I have installed the WordPress plugin, WordPress Mobile by Andy Moore.
It automatically detects whether the user is using a normal web browser, a mobile web browser, or a mobile built-in browser.
In this way, any visitor can access Mesedilla Studios using any form of Media. No other or separate URL is needed, just type in www.mesedilla.com!
So far it’s working great although I heard some reports that it has negative effects in search engines.
Anyway, I’ll update this post if I encounter any problems.
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I’ve been using WordPress 2.0 for quite some time already since the announcement of the upgrade. However, I’ve been so busy that I haven’t given much thought on the features and the admin tools.
Now, if you are also a WordPress 2.0 user, you’d notice that one of the new features is the preview window. Although it does provide you a sample of your post with all the themes and images of your site, it is somehow a bandwidth hog.
So if you’re like me who likes to post and perform edits quickly, here’s how to disable the preview window.
Find this block of code in …/wp-admin/post.php. You can find them on lines 82-85.
<div id='preview' class='wrap'>
<h2 id="preview-post"><?php _e('Post Preview (updated when post is saved)'); ?> <small class="quickjump"><a href="#write-post"><?php _e('edit ↑'); ?></a></small></h2>
<iframe src="<?php echo add_query_arg('preview', 'true', get_permalink($post->ID)); ?>" width="100%" height="600" ></iframe>
</div>
Replace the block of code with:
<!-- // disable post preview
<div id='preview' class='wrap'>
<h2 id="preview-post"><?php _e('Post Preview (updated when post is saved)'); ?> <small class="quickjump"><a href="#write-post"><?php _e('edit ↑'); ?></a></small></h2>
<iframe src="<?php echo add_query_arg('preview', 'true', get_permalink($post->ID)); ?>" width="100%" height="600" ></iframe>
</div>
// disable post preview -->
I simply placed the block of code inside comment tags <!–– comments ––>
There you have it. I hope this helps!
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Sorry but this plugin has been discontinued. Although it still works for WordPress 2.9.1, I don’t have time to maintain it further. This is just kept here for memories’ sake. Thank you to all who used it.
Updated: February 07, 2008
Notes: Remind Me 1.0 is still compatible with WordPress 2.3.3! Please let me know if you encounter problems.
REMIND ME
made by Mesedilla Studios
Current Version: 1.0 [October 20, 2005]
I. OVERVIEW
Remind Me is a WordPress Plugin that provides you a monthly list of dates to be remembered.
The MySQL Database function came from my old website code
The Flat File function is a modified version of
Countdown 1.1 code
by Owen Winkler
http://www.asymptomatic.net
Thank you for using this plugin.
As this is my first plugin for wordpress, please let me know what you think of it.
I’d like to hear your suggestions.
…continue reading WordPress Plugin: Remind Me
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Yowsah!
I have finally started migrating my website to a new layout and color scheme.
I have been in bed for 2 days now due to the change in weather. But it gave me a chance to update my website and make it W3C compliant. 
Please bear with me as I move my website to its v7.0 Beta look and feel. I have started with wordpress and I will continue with phpbb in a few days.
By the way, I have made my own WordPress plugin, “Remind Me”. A sample of it is found on the right hand side of this website titled “Dates to Remember”. It can be retrieved from a MySQL DB or a flat file. I will be releasing it for public use soon.
Anyway, please understand if some links would be broken. I hope to fix them as soon as possible. Oh yeah, please let me know what you think of v7.0 Beta. 
By the way, I won’t be able to email everyone the MP3 of Bonnie Bailey’s Ever After until Monday. Just be patient and I will email it to you all! Thanks for visiting!
Later everyone!
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