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Hacking the UI to make Movable Type better

Byrne Reese - 10 Nov 2008 - 4 comments

One of the great things about Movable Type is the multitude of ways it provides for folks to modify the core user interface without disturbing existing functionality. In fact Movable Type allows virtually anyone to: easily skin any screen in... Continue Reading

Creating Drop-Down Navigation with Movable Type

Byrne Reese - 16 Aug 2008 - 26 comments

A common question from Movable Type users and designers is, "how do I create nice navigation for my web site?" The Professional Website template set and even Mid-Century have navigation build in. But there are Movable Type themes out there... Continue Reading

Movable Type Warm and Fuzzies

Byrne Reese - 13 Aug 2008 - 4 comments

It has been less then 24 hours since we released Movable Type 4.2 and the feedback has been wonderful! I have been answering people's questions about upgrading, installing and migrating to Movable Type 4.2 all day -- its almost as... Continue Reading

Collating and displaying content from multiple sources using Movable Type

Byrne Reese - 7 Aug 2008 - 4 comments

Nick O'Neill just published a great screencast and howto about using a plugin few people know about: Mark Pasc's Order plugin for Movable Type. Order is a plugin that allows one to build and merge a list of content from... Continue Reading

Movable Type 4.2 RC4 and some of our latest hacks

Byrne Reese - 23 Jul 2008 - 20 comments

We have had some amazing feedback from the community since we started the public beta of Movable Type 4.2 - a release we consider to be one of the most important upgrades to Movable Type ever. Users of 4.2 can... Continue Reading

Turning Movable Type into a light weight desktop blogging client

Byrne Reese - 23 Jun 2008 - 0 comments

Apple fans will love one of the latest tips from our community: how to turn your Movable Type blog into a seamless extension of your OS X desktop and operating system. In the first article Jesse Gardner explains how one... Continue Reading

Podcast with David Recordon about the Open Social Graph

Byrne Reese - 11 Oct 2007 - 1 comments

In last week's ProNet conference call, which is quickly evolving into a call-in internet talk show of sorts, I spoke with David Recordon, the man leading the effort behind the Open Social Graph Project, or "Glue." If you are interested... Continue Reading

Podcast with Dan Wolfgang

Byrne Reese - 7 Sep 2007 - 5 comments

In this week's bi-week community conference call we decided to shake things up a bit and change the format of the call. So, in addition to briefing the community of Movable Type news, the product roadmap and other Six Apart... Continue Reading

Listen in on our Bi-weekly Community Conference Call...

Byrne Reese - 24 Aug 2007 - 0 comments

Every other Wednesday Six Apart hosts a public conference call with members from the Movable Type developer and professional community. These calls are a great forum for those individuals to talk with members from the Six Apart product team directly... Continue Reading

Holy Moly! Graphical visitor stats for your blog.

Byrne Reese - 16 Aug 2007 - 12 comments

Check out the latest plugin from the community: real time visitor statistics for your Movable Type 4.0 dashboard. Mark Carey, the developer of the plugin and the guy behind the very popular site MT Hacks has been busy building a... Continue Reading
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