W3 Total Cache is one of the most popular caching plugins for WordPress – and it’s mighty powerful at doing that!
However, in the last week, a hole in the plugin has been found the *could* make your database info viewable by people you really wouldn’t want seeing it… Continue Reading…
It’s easy for WordPress code snippet websites to become redundant. It’s not like WordPress is some kind of secret or someone will stumble on some new thing without the dudes at Automattic knowing about it. Plus, these sites can become stale fairly quickly, as they require a lot of maintenance to be a really good resource. Every time WordPress releases an update, things can become depreciated. That’s why I always double check with Codex before using a snippet. I’m always on the look-out for cool new resources and I’ve found a new one.
Check it out:
I build websites with WordPress.
One of the common issues I run in to is how to build the site that I can give easy access to clients without having it viewable by the public and without having to make the client log in to the site when they just want a sneaky peek.
There are a few ways of doing this.
Live Theme is the premium WordPress theme for streaming video and live events. From concerts, conferences and church services, Live Theme is more than just about a video feed, it’s about bringing the experience of a live event to the viewer.
It’s the perfect online venue.
WPTheme Generator is tool that you can create your own themes and designs–online–by editing and combining more than 1,000 pre-designed elements included in the WPTheme Generator gallery. You can also add your own own designs, and even cooler, save the themes for later or simply download them.
When you’ve built your theme by mixing around your design elements, they’re ready to be installed on WordPress or available in HTML/CSS format.
They don’t call it ‘Standard’ for nothing.
Standard Theme has become the standard for many writers, bloggers and web developers. Not only is it the perfect tool for online publishing, but it’s a coding work of art.
There a million reasons people move on from Blogger to WordPress, but for certified Google-holics like me, staying with Blogger became a geeky way to proclaim independence (yes, I do see the irony here, but work with me).
I started using Blogger way back when, because it became an easy way to get my blog going for free. As I became more immersed in Google’s ecosystem, it just made more sense to stay with Blogger… except for the fact that for some reason, Android’s Blogger port seemed to be the red-headed step-nephew of the whole franchise.
If you’re looking for a one-stop solution for both your WordPress and non-WordPress jQuery slider needs, jQuery Slider Shock is worth a look–and it’s responsive!
Bootstrap is pretty fly and the number of top-notch resources is growing and growing.
If you’re cruising with a WordPress theme that’s built with Bootstrap, like 8BIT’s Standard Theme, you can now use shortcodes to pull Boostrap elements!
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