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With all of the security issues we had this week, I spent a little extra time trying to figure out how to make our websites are little more antisocial. One of the biggest things I needed our WordPress sites to … Continue reading →

My, WordPress has gotten popular this week… As some of you know, on Thursday our hosting server was attacked. This was part of a global coordinated effort to brute force attack WordPress sites. It kept us busy throughout the day … Continue reading →

While creating custom fields for a website this morning, I ran across a problem – short codes would not execute in the custom field. I came up with a solution that involves some complicated coding. I wasn’t really happy with … Continue reading →

Ray Freer is an amazing guy. He spends a lot of his time volunteering and helping the community. When he is not helping others, he is the owner of RF insurance masters, a local insurance agent specializing in helping their customers … Continue reading →

I discovered a new plug-in this past week while working with a client. They needed a website that had two distinct areas, but the same theme. They wanted each area to have its own main menu. At first, I thought … Continue reading →

Over the last couple weeks, I’ve been charged with creating a system of managing multiple WordPress installations at once. I think this is going to give me the perfect excuse to start learning a variation of WordPress called WordPress Multisite. … Continue reading →

ThemeScroller is a website that has WordPress theme previews from the websites around the world. You can filter these previews by color, company, website category, number of columns, layout type (responsive, etc.), and price. A quick hover over each theme thumbnail … Continue reading →

I’ve been using this admin interface for the last week. It’s really growing on me! There are a lot of websites that have themes available for the audience side of your website, but it’s almost impossible to find something for … Continue reading →

So you’ve finished your new WordPress website. Congratulations! But, this is not the end of your work with WordPress. On top of your regular content updates (you are updating your content, right?), you will also need to maintain the software … Continue reading →