Open the file defaultcat.php and search for this line: <h2><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" title="<?php printf(esc_attr__('Permanent Link to %s','eNews'), get_the_title()) ?>"><?php truncate_title(37); ?></a></h2> Replace it by this: <h2><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" title="<?php printf(esc_attr__('Permanent Link to %s','eNews'), get_the_title()) ?>"><?php the_title();...

Please go to Epanel > General and at the bottom of that , you will see Custom CSS box. Please put this code there #header {background:url('https://image.png') !important;}

Just recently I finally tired of putting up with my old Thinkpad. It was just too slow. Well, technically I have three of them. One runs Windows 7, one runs Ubunutu and one is dual boot Windows 8 and Ubuntu. The problem is that on the Windows side they just haven’t been reliable for running Word, Excel, and Project. I’d be fine at home. I’d fire up Windows, make sure there were no pending updates to drag me down and make sure that SugarSync and Dropbox were synced in advance. But it never failed I’d get into a meeting and it would often take 15-20 minutes to get booted, loaded,...

With RPMForge you have access to over 5,000 additional packages, including  wine, vlc, mplayer, xmms-mp3, and other popular media tools. It is not part of CentOS but is designed to work with it. Installing RPMForge: Download the Package Install the GPG Key Verify the Package Install the Package Enjoy I generally prefer to work out of an “install” folder, it makes it easier for me to cleanup my mess and/or retain stuff that I install for later use elsewhere. $ mkdir install $ cd install/ $ wget http://pkgs.repoforge.org/rpmforge-release/rpmforge-release-0.5.3-1.el5.rf.x86_64.rpm $ sudo rpm...

When digging an old computer out from under a desk, for the simple purpose of playing around with a new O/S, make sure you are not trying to boot a 64-bit O/S on a 32-bit computer… before you get too involved in troubleshooting things.