But the whole CMS (control management system right?) was something I never expected to be so easy to use. I thought it was something like CSS, PhP or Actionscripting, hehehe.

Well, your site is in my bookmarks, so I’ll be sure to keep checking :-)

This site is defintely WordPress and as I’ve stated in another post, I have started to realize the versatility behind the CMS and I’m loving it. I’m working on a few things right now that would proabably come in handy.

If I have some extra time this weekend I’ll pull out some things that might be of use that I’ve found along the way. Stay tuned and hopefully I’ll be able to answer some of your questions.

Now that was something interesting to read! This site is made out of WordPress? Well, I hope I’m not being rude, but would it be possible to give me a few pointers on how you adjusted the layout? I’ve just installed my first WordPress-site, and though I know a bit about CSS and xhtml, I have no idea where to start. I do have my “number-one-a-ok” layout ready for slicing. I can also make that layout with CSS/xhtml. But implementing this layout in WordPress is a whole different story. Do you have any good links perhaps, which could help me get on my way a little?

With kind regards,
Joram Oudenaarde

Also, as for MAMP, I actually have that installed on my computer but it was unable to access the MySQL database also. The Apache server was alive and well, but it couldn’t make the MySQL connection. I’ll definitely give it a good look tonight though if it will prevent me from having this problem in the future.

Thanks again!

I think this way it’s much more independent than from the Mac OS X solution.

It’s a just drag’n'drop and there you go solution which works very fine for me.