A slight variation from my previous wordpress plugin 'Force www. in URL'.

This plugin removes the www. from the url regardless of what the user has typed or the link they have followed.This type of redirection is usualy done by altering the .htaccess file, which some Wordpress users may not have access to. Using a plugin to do this is an easy solution for WordPress users as the setup process is simple, and will be familiar to most of you.

Instructions:

1. Download the plugin file here: Remove www. Plugin (rar) | Remove www. Plugin (zip)
2. Upload the php file into your plugins folder (/wp-content/plugins/)
3. Go to your plugins page in WordPress and activate the plugin

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This nifty little WordPress plugin will force the url to include the 'www.' part of the url string. Useful if you want your address to be displayed in a particular way regardless of how the user types it in. To see how it works delete the www. from your address bar (i.e. http://samburdge.co.uk) and press return. This type of redirection is usualy done by altering the .htaccess file, which some Wordpress users may not have access to. Using a plugin to do this is an easy solution for WordPress users as the setup process is simple, and will be familiar to most of you.

Instructions:

1. Download the plugin file here: URL to Full URL Plugin (rar) | URL to Full URL Plugin (zip)
2. Upload the php file into your plugins folder (/wp-content/plugins/)
3. Go to your plugins page in WordPress and activate the plugin

Read on…

I built this site for Lazer, dj / producer / remixer. The main focus for the site was for Lazer to be able to share his music, videos and live gig dates with his fanbase, updating the site regularly.

The lazersonic site is based on a hi-tech custom wordpress theme. It features a Flash enter page with a cool multi-coloured trail effect, using a repeat pattern of lazer's logo. The music player is a re-skinned version of the xspf Player using the xspf player plugin for wordpress.

visit the site: www.lazersonic.com

This wordpress site features a mailing list signup, itunes compatible podcasting, event calendar, vcard download.

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I'm Sam Burdge, a web designer and video editor from North London, UK. Currently I'm involved with two companies – 76 Creative, a web design studio for which I do the programming side of things, and Comus Productions, a digital video production company for which I edit programmes and provide technical back-up.

The purpose of this website is to showcase new projects I've been working on and to share my scripts, designs, ideas, and thoughts with the public. I welcome feedback about any posting on the site especially relating to code and development, but please refrain from leaving comments that promote or advertise services, products, events etc (all comments are moderated before they will be publicly visible on the site).

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