After a long dry spell of no new content, I finally came up with something. It’s not a seperate article but an addition to my Crabbing Guide. It’s about the other wildlife you might see during a crabbing trip and if you are interested, you can visit it here.
Category: Site News
Posts pertaining to the website, usually about design and feature updates.
My Second Check
I finally received my second pay check from my “advertising ventures” just in time for the holidays. I consider it as my Xmas bonus. This time I earned a bit more than last time and did it in a shorter period of time too. I’m definitely earning more than before and I hope my revenue keeps increasing.
I’ve really busy lately because I have to study for my final exams. University terms are a lot shorter than high school terms and I’m already finished with classes. Hopefully I’ll do well on my exams and come up with some new and interesting content for my sites.
New Layout for Smash Guide
I made a new layout for my guide on Super Smash Bros. in order to differentiate it from my “old” article layouts. The basic structure is still the same. I just changed the images to spice things up.
Update on Crabbing Guide
I had a little bit of time to spend on my website so I updated my Crabbing Guide. Specifically, I added some recipes to the “preparing and cooking crabs” page so visitors can try out some other ways of cooking their crabs. I’ve pretty busy with school lately, so I haven’t had much time to work on my sites. University is pretty tough… Hopefully I’ll get used to it.
My first pay check
Woo hoo, the website classes I took in high school are finally paying off. I just got my first check from Google for my Adsense earnings. Hopefuly this will be the first of many checks to come. Making webpages is actually good for something after all haha. I’ll do my best to improve this website and provide even more quality content for you visitors.
The new TJ Online is finally ONLINE
I’ve been messing with this xoops portal for a while and finally found the right modules for my site and personally made a unique theme. The theme is my first xoops theme ever, and it took a while since I’m a noob at css. I basically just modified the default xoops theme, so the layout is still the same. I wanted to install a photo gallery and put some photos up for viewing, but unfortunately my webhost does not support GD or any other graphic libraries that are needed by gallery modules, so too bad. I ported most of my articles into this new website, but some of the larger articles such as the crabbing guides will not be ported because the guides are basically individual websites and need their own navigation.
By switching to a CMS like xoops, my content is now better organized and it is easier to administer everything. New features to the site can be easily downloaded and installed within a few clicks. There is also a search function which allows visitors to find article and a comment system for the articles. All these features will hopefully give you visitors a better browsing experience.
JP’s Badminton Portal
This is a completely separate website that is focused on the sport of badminton. I designed this site in order to put my father’s numerous badminton articles online. His articles talk about many aspects of badminton, such as tactics, skills, training etc. There is both an English and a Simplified Chinese version of the website, and visitors can switch back and forth between the two languages. The articles were originally in Chinese, and were translated into English by yours truly. This website has also been recoded completely to take advantage of PHP and MySQL in the December of 2006. Click here to visit.
Tony’s Guide on Super Smash Bros. for N64
This is probably the longest guide i have ever written. You can tell by the title that this is a guide about Super Smash Bros., a popular video game for the now ancient N64. I spent days testing out moves in order to get the data that appears in this guide. It was hard work but well worth the effort. This guide covers all aspects of Smash, including characters, strategies and techniques. This guide has been overhauled to use a table-less layout in the summer of 2007. Click here to visit.
Simple Guide to Crabbing in the Lower Mainland
This guide is my first website ever. It was made for a grade 10 web design class. As the title indicates, this is a site that teaches you how to catch delicious crabs in the Greater Vancouver (Lower Mainland) Area. Almost everything you need to know to legally and successfully catch crabs in the Lower Mainland can be found in this guide. This guide has been redesign in the summer of 2007 with a tableless layout and enhanced graphics. Click here to visit.