Richard’s Ramblings

The Google Tags plugin adds Google Ads section tags around your pages, posts, and comments in order to emphasize the actual content of your page so that Google can present more relevant ads. The need for this was inspired by an article I read on WordPress Adsense tips.
Requirements
Google Tags was developed and tested with WordPress [...]

Since my move from Movable Type to WordPress in early 2006, I’ve written (and re-written!) quite a few plugins. While I initially wrote them all for my own use, many others have found them just as useful in their own blogs.
WordPress Plugins
Devowelizer — Replaces the vowels (and a few consonants) in most “bad language” within [...]

In a shameless plug to earn a few extra bucks each month, I ask that anyone who normally sets their default home page to about:blank, to the main Google search page, or to another search engine to please change it to rdlnational.com/google/ instead. This simple page adds tremendous value: it’s about as simple as the [...]

Using Firefox yet? I hope so!
Installing a new style sheet that I’ve created will completely block most common ad forms, including the Google ads on this website. Just copy userContent.css and install it in the chrome folder in your Firefox profile folder. [Those too few people who support RR... by clicking the Google ads may [...]

Or maybe even a slave to it…
I’m in the middle of one of the worst tax seasons I’ve ever had. Despite making much less than half of normal, it looks like I’m going to have to fork over some pocket change to the IRS, all thanks to that nasty bìtçh called self-employment tax. Under the [...]