Recently, I was working on a project that required a very specific, feature-packed form that was able to store values in a database and email multiple recipients. I’ve been a big fan of the WordPress plugin Contact Form 7 for many years and although it isn’t saturated with out-of-the-box features, it’s very developer-friendly and flexible. […]
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As many of you might have noticed, our Twitter widget in the footer is empty now. That’s because Twitter broke our WordPress widget. This makes me sad :'( Unfortunately, we’re not the only ones affected by the recent changes to the developers API made by Twitter on June 11th, 2013. The social media behemoth deemed it […]
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Anyone who has tried to map domain names to multiple sites within a WordPress network has probably encountered a few issues. This process isn’t exactly the easiest thing to do. Why is that? Well, the primary reason mapping domain names with WordPress is difficult is due to the lack of a physical file structure and how WordPress […]
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WordPress Doesn’t Just Blog If you’re in the web design and development game you’ve probably heard of WordPress. If you haven’t you’re probably not really in the game. WordPress is viewed as one of the top, if not the #1, piece of blogging software available. It is virtually synonymous with blogging to a lot of […]
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According to WordPress.com, there are currently more than 72 million WordPress sites in the world. This includes both WordPress.com hosted sites and self-hosted sites. Obviously that’s a lot of websites and you probably surf a few of them each day. The beauty of WordPress is that it’s very simple to use, customize and edit and […]
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Two of the largest components of our business are website development and search engine optimization (SEO). Optimally, these two pieces of business work together and sites are developed with a keen eye on generating high traffic. Consequently, about 75% of the websites we develop are built using WordPress. Following is a summary of one of […]
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CMS a Popular Request Many of our website clients enter into their website project wanting to come out of it with a Content Management System (CMS). This comes as no surprise in light of the fact that CMS tools like Drupal, Joomla and WordPress continue to gain popularity. Since we consider dynamic content to be […]
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