Checking out the Photo Dropper Wordpress Plugin, that lets you search for a keyword, and insert creative commons flickr photos into your posts automagically. I’ve used Flickr photos in the past, but it’s taken some searching of flickr, and some copy-pasting to get them into Wordpress. Photo Dropper makes it much easier.
I’ll reserve judgement till I’ve tried it more, but it seems like it could be very useful.
My personal Wordpress theme is finished. It’s something I’ve been wanting to do since I first installed Wordpress, and I’ve finally managed it. It isn’t fancy, but it’s mine from start to finish (with the help of some online guides).
My stats since the beginning of the year show the percentages of browsers that visit my site, with IE on top. So I’ve tested it on Opera, Firefox, Safari, IE7 and IE6 - if anyone else finds problems, please let me know and I’d be happy to take a look at it.
To those of you using Internet Explorer 6
(it looks like this 
),
I strongly recommend you switch ASAP. You can download the latest version of Internet Explorer, Opera or Firefox. There are others, but those three are the big players. IE6 doesn’t handle some very common web site tricks, and it takes a lot of work behind the scenes to make your favourite websites look like they do on such an out-of-date browser. This site is broken in IE6 (no footer - help appreciated), but about a quarter of my very few readers still use it, so I had to accommodate them. If everyone moved on though, life for web developers would be much easier. You can check out my article on making the switch to IE7 on edublogs
Enough preaching - enjoy the new look NunnOne - with external links clearly marked and my Creative Commons licence proudly displayed. One day, I might bundle my theme up into a package and offer it to all.