TagsTagsWe have a very cool new feature in LGF Pages today; to help you easily pick appropriate tags for your Pages, we now have a magical "Suggest Tags" button that will analyze the text of your post and extract the relevant keywords, then show you a list of alphabetically sorted ...
LGF Pages, Analysis, Tags, Cool New Feature, Content Analysis Tools, Search Engines, Tech Note
Today we're unveiling a brand new tagging system for your LGF Pages, making it much easier to create new tags and reuse previously created tags with a personalized autocompletion feature. The LGF Pages posting bookmarklet now uses your personal "tag library" (all the tags you've ever used for your Pages) to ...
LGF Blog Engine, jQuery, Tech Note, Tags, Javascript, LGF Pages, Little Green Footballs
Those little tags you see at the bottom of each LGF article are now Ajax-infused. When you hover your little mousie over a tag, up pops a list of links to the last five LGF articles with that tag. The code uses jQuery with the tooltip extension Levitip (with a custom ...
A new feature tonight: the Tag Storm, a massive page consisting of every LGF tag from my front page posts in “tag cloud” format, linked to our TagViewer. The recurring themes really ... uh ... stick out.
A couple of new goodies to announce tonight; I’ve been adding tags to LGF front page posts for quite a while, and finally got around to doing something with them. So we have some new tag-related features: * In the left sidebar, we now have a “tag cloud” — a group ...
The newest addition to the LGF Blog Engine is support for Technorati-style “tags,” which is another way of saying “categories.” The tags are embedded in each post, but are not visible by default; this lets Technorati find and use them when indexing LGF posts, but avoids cluttering up the page. ...
The LGF playlist generator is now integrated with the LGF Blog Engine, and if everything works correctly, you should see an MP3 player below with album covers fetched (and cached locally) from Amazon, and a list of all the tracks with links to the Amazon pages where you can purchase ...
The process of posting those occasional MP3 playlists has been way too much work; that’s one reason why they’re only “occasional.” So the newest addition to our Lizardoid Extreme Code Makeover project is a sweet, well-behaved little application that automatically generates an XML playlist. Since creating the XML list was one ...