Quote Originally Posted by DIYer View Post
Looks great, Workshopshed! You've obviously put a lot of hours into your site.
Too many by far.... I started the project 2 years ago and got sidetracked by the fact that the importer from blogger did not do all that I wanted it to, e.g. it was broke and did not port the images.. Many hours were spent coding that and I ended up supporting the plugin too.

I also built a whole new plugin to handle the display of the twitter tweets only for twitter to change the API and all my hardwork had to be thrown away.

The review by Lorelle almost made me give up hope but I slogged through that by making a list of EVERYTHING that needed looking at and systematically working through them. Also I flagged a few points with "Really not sure how to deal with this" and just moved on. No point worrying about something if you can't do anything about it.

Part way through I created a second list of "do later" items that could wait till after the site was created. I then either completed items or moved them to do later until I was ready to go.

I'm now working through my "do later" and either chucking or completing each one. The next "big" task is to set up a development VM so that I can play with settings etc without breaking the live site.