…the home of another wordpress enthusiast
I recently had to replace the hard drive on my MacBook, and the backup/restore process from my Time Machine went flawlessly. Except for one thing: the first time I went to work on one of my projects, I received a “git: command not found” message when running “git status” in my project directory. Git was installed, so I knew there had to be some configuration issue. After a little searching, it seemed like my path was incorrect.
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I’m sure we’ve all been there: when you or your client launched your WordPress website you thought the best thing to title one of your pages was “Foo” or some other such silliness. After a few months you realize that a better page name would be “Bar” and you want your URL to reflect that. So you login to your WordPress admin, change your “Foo” page title and slug to “Bar,” and click save. Done, right? Well, almost.
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The Gastronautsf.com website was designed by Adam Cahoon and launched in the fall of 2010. Built for a good friend of ours Nate Keller and his business partner Mirit Cohen, it’s a wordpress theme that allows them to publish menus, update content at will, and receive catering requests.
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I’m very happy to announce that a new version of the Heard Mentallity theme has been launched!
Coded from the ground up, Version 2 features much more flexibility in terms of integration into WordPress.
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When David Hoffman requested a web site for his portfolio site, he also requested a site for his current project: Persephone, a Musical Allegory. Because this needed to completed in time for the musical’s debut, we both sat down one weekend and pounded it out.
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David Hoffman is an artist and musician who needed a website to show off his work. For this project I teamed up with Adam Cahoon for the design.
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The heard mentallity blog was my first dabble into creating a wordpress theme.
