Author: @ourlocality

The project aims to give local people the confidence to cycle more and cycle further by encouraging local businesses and…Continue readingCycle Friendly Dunbar is Archived since 2015

We’re excited that a fresh pressing of WordPress is just out. We’re installed elsewhere to give it a spin and…Continue readingWordPress 4.0 coming

  ((/ˈleɪtɛk/ lay-tek or /ˈlɑːtɛk/ lah-tek rather than latex!) is a powerful markup language for writing complex mathematical equations, formulas, etc. Did you know that…Continue readingLove math?

Things change at ourlocality weekly, not that many notice, but we try hard to fine tune and improve platform stability,…Continue readingChanging and responsive

There is no mystery that links have disappeared from the blogroll. As of 3.5 they were gone. Those in the…Continue readingDisappearing links

With WordPress 3.9 alias “Smith” editing is all about closing the gap: Improved visual editing (paste Word text straight into…Continue readingWordSmith: A smoother media editing experience

You will know that “cookie consent” buttons now litter the internet and makes it increasingly less usable and friendly. Despite our misgivings about the wisdom of the legislation, in 2012 we updated our terms of service and made available a small plugin to provide all our users with fine-grained controls to provide consent.Continue readingCookie Consent

The medium is the message Or so said Marshall McLuhan. The form of the medium embeds itself in the message and the medium influences how the…Continue readingThe medium isn’t the message