It’s not as dramatic as the picture makes out, but the observant out there may have noticed I’ve made a small change to my website addressing recently. In case you’ve missed it I thought I’d tell you about it. It’s not really worthy of a blog post, but it was that or tell you about my new kitchen floor.

Firstly, the blog always was at http://acooldryplacephotography.com, while the client area was at http://www.acooldryplacephotography.com. This is all nicely consistent now with the www. Although I believe the website still works without it anyway.

Secondly, the pages of the website and the blog posts, all have nice little wordy addresses now (like /a-change-of-address ), rather than the rather cryptic numeric ones (like /?p=213) addresses. It make is easier to remember where you are.

Both changes are pretty cosmetic, and neither of them should affect the operation of the website, or your links to it. Although you may want to update your weblinks if you’re anything like my slightly pedantic 2 year old daughter, and it is going to bother you.

The techy bit: To do so, I’ve modified the Suckerfish WordPress Plugin by Ryan Hellyer. I wanted more flexibility over the number of primary menus, and also wanted to add custom menus. There still scope for a lots of improvement, particular is user-friendliness, but I’m happy enough with what I’ve achieved. Rather than release my own version, the “Suckerfish WordPress Plugin 2″, and have him and I developing in independant directions, I’ve emailed it to him to incorporate any of my better changes within his next release.

Yesterday (Sunday 2nd March) I did an engagement photo session with Francois and Gosia. This was a gift to them from another couple who’s engagement photos I had also done. We went to Godstow lock on Port Meadow near Oxford, where there is a ruined nunery. They both seemed to enjoy the photo-shoot and the pictures are looking good. The results are in the client area.