kReese.net in 2010
January 18th, 2010 by Kristopher ReeseAfter spending a majority of the last few months of 2009 working on updating my site to make it easier to update, I finally caved in and decided to use Wordpress instead of programming my own site. It took me a while to cave in simply because of the enjoyment I get from programming my site. But by using Wordpress, I saved time with coding so that I can focus on schoolwork and content on the site. I look forward to finally getting more time to write on the blog rather than having to program new information.
Using Wordpress has its advantages! Here’s a list of plugins that I’ve used on this version of the site:
- Akismet (Spam) – created by Matt Mullenweg
- Clean-contact (Contact Form) – created by Monkey Tree Labs
- Delete-Revision (Revision Management) – created by gohsy
- EG-Attachements (Document Library) – created by Emmanuel GEORJON
- Google XML Sitemaps (Site Map Generator) – created by Arne Brachhold
- ICS Calendar (Events Calendar) – created by Daniel Olfelt
- Multi-level Navigation Plugin (Main Navigation) – created by PixoPoint Web Development / Ryan Hellyer
- Recent Posts – created by Nick Momrik
- Sticky Menu (Secondary Navigation) – created by ericdes
- WP-Cache (Page Caching) – created by Ricardo Galli Granada
- WP-DBManger (Database Management) – created by Lester ‘GaMerZ’ Chan
- WP-Syntax (Code Syntax Highlighting) – created by Ryan McGeary
- WP Photo Album (Photo Albums) – created by Rubin J. Kaplan
Despite this, there are a few plugins that I had to create myself. This includes plugins for editing a Curriculum Vitae and creating document repositories. The theme itself was created by me specifically for kReese.net. As these plugins and themes become more stable, I will link to these through my website.

Hood College
Univ. of Louisville
Weird, in researching for sites related to web hosting and specifically prices on hosting linux plan, and your site came up on Yahoo.
Not sure what happened there. I used to have a blog posts on linux before I moved over to a new version of the site. But I didn’t have anything on web hosting. I guess Yahoo just took those old keywords and matched up the Linux. Ohh well, thanks for letting me know. I’ll have to take a look into what might have caused that mishap!