I’m proud to present to you the mobile version of my website.

Due to the advances in mobile technology, nowadays almost all the mobile phones are equipped with Internet surfing capabilities. From now on whenever a someone visits my blog from a mobile browser, he/she will be presented with a  mobile version of the site, which has a cleaner and lighter user interface that is designed specifically for mobile devices.  It also automatically re-sizes  images to reduce traffic. Please report any bugs to me as you find them.

As none of you have probably noticed I purchased a domain name for my website about a month ago. This was a very exciting event because I’ve never actually owned a domain before. I did, however, run into a certain issues with my free dynamic domain name service, that I had to figure out on my own.

So let’s say after using your WordPress blog for a while you’ve decided to change your permalink structure to something more readable than the default ?p=123. There are loads of articles on the Internet suggesting to install Permalinks Migration plug-in. However, I’ve seen plenty of people complaining about this plug-in not working correctly and generating HTTP 404 Error Message. It didn’t work for me either for the first time I installed it, but there’s a trick to it I had to figure out on my own. Here’s step-by-step instructions:

For all of you WordPress fans out there. I’ve been messing around with my web-server and file permissions in particular and I though this information might be useful for someone.

So ever since some point in time I was unable to make any changes to my website files through the dashboard web-interface. For instance whenever I tried upgrading a plug-in or a theme it would tell me that I don’t have rights to change any files, asked me to login through FTP and poped up some error messages like this one: