Unfortunately when you are setting up a WooCommerce store, you often come across the problem of product thumbnails being different heights. On a single product page this is normally not a problem, however on archive pages, such as categories and tag pages, a different height on your thumbnail will make the layout of your products […]
The Black Studio TinyMCE plugin is a great plugin that I add to just about every WordPress client site these days. It gives clients a simple way to add some style and formatting to text in a widget area, eg, sidebar or header. However, I find that the name that appears as the widget heading […]
When you are developing a WordPress powered website for a client, the dashboard can be a little in your face with all the widgets, menu items and WordPress branding. So to make the dashboard more user friendly and customisable to a client needs, you can do a few things to clean it up. Please note: […]
Today WordPress turns 10 and community is celebrating! Get over to party central and check out where you can go and have a few beverages, a slice of pizza and talk all things WP here, http://wp10.wordpress.net/about/, or keep an eye on the live feed – http://wp10.wordpress.net/ I would love to be attending the Brisbane celebrations, but I […]
WordPress continues to evolve, it was born as a blogging platform, then it became a super powerful CMS and now it is being used as a PHP development framework. Take a few mintues, grab a coffee and watch the below presentation (slides from the presentation are further below) by Jeff Pearce, aka, Jeffikus. Jeff gives […]
Everyone by now should know that WordPress === AWESOME. If you want to sprinkle a little more awesome on top you can, here are 10 things by Ross Johnson to help speed up WordPress powered website! Source – WordPress.tv
Better late than never right? I honestly cannot believe how quick the time has gone from attending WordCamp Gold Coast to the point of sitting down to write this post. So here it is WordPress homies! WordCamp Gold Coast 2011 was my first WordCamp, or any web industry event for that matter. Needless to say […]
I just found a presentation by Jeff, from Paper Leaf (Edmonton, Canada), on Designing a Client-Focused WordPress Site, Jeff brings up some great ideas on how we can make WordPress an even more friendlier CMS for clients. I’m looking forward to catching this one on WordPress TV soon. Check out the slides! Do you have […]