It was a pleasant surprise to discover this week that bandcamp includes a shortcode for use on WordPress.com. (hat tip to the always musical @HarryR)
Posted on 20 September 2010, in Asides, Saw it on the WWW and tagged bandcamp, music. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
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And at the moment, feedly does not seem to have a simple feed export feature. Still looking!
Thanks! It's a lovely holiday, lots of history to it, but I'd love to get out of the kitchen for a d
Have a happy Pesach, Jennifer.
Thanks, SJ, and of course the same to you and yours. When/why do you think the "ve'Kasher" was added
!חג כשר ושמח
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FYI – send the BANDCAMP reference on to Misha. He probably knows about it, but what the heck…i’m just an interested bystanding mommy.
Jennifer, love this blog and the fact that you have used your WeeMee as your header! Very clever! My poor Weemee has been abandoned for ages. Also I love your font that you use up there for One Response etc. I take it this is twenty ten?
Hi TG! Twenty ten it is, using the Typekit fonts with three CSS selectors. Glad you enjoy your visits.
PS and I should mention that as it is now October, the “weeme” header has been retired in favor or Breast Cancer Awareness month.