Recent Articles.
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Setting up Scroll Triggered Boxes
Reading time: 1 minuteLet’s be real for a second. People. Hate. Popups. Yes, I know they work, but – personally – I think they leave a bad taste in your user’s mouth. There is no such thing as a neutral interaction with a brand – everything you do for a user is either positively or negatively affecting your…
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YouTube Videos, Tweets, and More – the Magic of oEmbed
Reading time: 2 minutesoEmbed, while not directly developed by WordPress, is a great standard for allowing content to easily be dropped into WordPress’ visual editor.
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Category Description: SEO for your Category Archive
Reading time: 4 minutesHere are the top 5 options you should absolutely set before you start writing in your WordPress site.
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Under the Hood with WordPress, Part 6: jQuery / JavaScript
Reading time: 3 minutesToday, we’re covering jQuery and JavaScript – a power language that can manipulate elements and – in some cases – even bring content in, even after the site has loaded.
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Under the Hood with WordPress, Part 5: PHP/MySQL
Reading time: 4 minutesToday, we’re covering PHP – the “PHP Hypertext Preprocessor” that runs, computes, analyzes, and stores your WordPress data.
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Under the Hood with WordPress, Part 4: Using CSS
Reading time: 7 minutesThis is Part 4 of a 6-part series on diving “under the hood” with WordPress. Today, we’re covering the last part of CSS (Cascading Stylesheets). We’ll go over some specific examples that you’ll see often as you look through a WordPress theme.
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Under the Hood with WordPress, Part 3: CSS
Reading time: 4 minutesThis is Part 3 of a 6-part series on diving “under the hood” with WordPress. Today, we’re covering CSS, known as “Cascading Stylesheets”. Using CSS, you can modify any property of an HTML tag and have the web look exactly like you see fit!
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Under the Hood with WordPress, Part 2: HTML
Reading time: 5 minutesToday, we cover HTML – the markup language that allows web browsers to interpret and display content.
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Under the Hood with WordPress, Part 1: Knowledge is Power
Reading time: 2 minutesThis article explores the languages WordPress is built on – HTML, CSS, PHP, and jQuery – to help users better understand what’s going on “under the hood”
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WordPress.com vs WordPress.org: What’s the Difference?
Reading time: 3 minutesWe explore the differences between WordPress.com and WordPress.org. We compare costs, extensibility, freedoms and restrictions, and maintenance issues.
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