Author Archives: Brad

stripShow 1.5 Released!

By Brad | Published: October 24, 2007
Announcing the final release of version 1.5 of stripShow, my WordPress plugin for automation of webcomics. If you create a webcomic, and you don’t use WordPress, it’s time to get with the 21st century. Blogging software and webcomics are a natural match. WordPress provides automatic features like RSS, notification of search engines, and easy content [...]
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stripShow 1.5 RC1 Released!

By Brad | Published: October 6, 2007
I’m pleased to announce the release of the first Release Candidate for stripShow 1.5! There are a lot of bug fixes in this release, basically anything that’s been discussed in the stripShow forum. In addition, new features include the ability to add searchable transcripts to your comics, and the code has been updated to work [...]
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WordPress 2.3 NOT compatible with stripShow!

By Brad | Published: October 4, 2007
If you’re considering upgrading to WordPress 2.3, and you use stripShow, DO NOT DO IT! Apparently, they’ve done away with one of the database tables that stripShow (like a lot of other plugins, apparently) uses. Until I find a way around this, stripShow will NOT work with WordPress 2.3. Please don’t upgrade! UPDATE: stripShow 1.5 [...]
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Rollover images for comic navigation

By Brad | Published: August 30, 2007
If any of you have surfed over to my webcomic, Monkey Law, you may have noticed that the “First,” “Previous,” “Next,” and “Last” buttons are rollovers. I realize, though, that I never really give any instructions for how to make rollovers work in stripShow. One thing you might also wonder is, since stripShow doesn’t assign [...]
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New stripShow site

By Brad | Published: August 29, 2007
Hey, what gives? This site has the WordPress default theme and is horribly ugly! Yeah, I decided to split the stripShow site into two components — a blog (which you’re reading) and the example of stripShow in action (which you can get to from the links at the left). I figured people who are interested [...]
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