Speed Up and Back Up Your WordPress Site
Two of the biggest problems you can have with any website is a slow site or a lost site (due to hacking, server problems,…
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Favicons for Your WordPress Site
When we last wrote about favicons (2008), adding a favicon to your WordPress site was a manual process similar to what you’d experience on…
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WordPress on Your iPhone
We first wrote about using WordPress on your iPhone back in November of 2008. At the time the iPhone was a little over a…
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What Do You Want from an Event Calendar?
A lot of sites utilize a calendar of their upcoming events. Often you’ll see a stereotypical monthly view of a calendar with one or…
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Using Video on Your Website
Using video on your website is not a new idea. In fact, over the last few years it’s become commonplace for people to try…
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Travel Bookings with Gravity Forms
One of our clients, who are a travel agency, needed to expand their Gravity Forms implementation for travel bookings. They had been collecting information…
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bbPress 2.0 Basics
bbPress 2.0 is out and I’m excited. While there is still room to grow (and JTrip will be the first to tell you this), it is a great improvement over previous versions of the plugin. Thanks John James Jacoby and the bbPress team for all your hard word; it’s greatly appreciated.
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Backing Up Your WordPress Site for OC WordPress Meetup
I presented a quick talk on backing up a WordPress site at the Orange County WordPress Meetup. This is just a set of links and descriptions for examples I used during the preso. As always, do your due diligence when selecting a back up method. Find something that fits your site and your skill level for best results when disaster strikes!
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Avoid Duplicate Pages for SEO Success
Most bloggers and website owners are aware that Google dings site rankings for duplicate content – that is having the same content on multiple…
