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When Technologies Collide: Finding the Right Pieces for the Puzzle

When Technologies Collide: Finding the Right Pieces for the Puzzle

When Technologies Collide: finding the right pieces for the puzzle It’s a wise thing to understand your website’s technology. Then when the technology behaves unexpectedly, it’s easier to both understand why and find a solution. An example is the header images in the Kahuna Theme. What if you want to …

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When Technologies Collide: Category Collision

When Technologies Collide: Category Collision

The seemingly simple task of working with and deciding on categories for your content is a series of struggles for most websites. This post addresses one of those issues. If a Post can be attached to many categories, and if being attached to a category triggers another function, which function of the many categories will be triggered?

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Managing the Look and Feel of your Image Captions

Managing the Look and Feel of your Image Captions

Why Bother with Image Captions Images on your website are business assets because they are communication tools that take some time and $$$ investment. Often business owners don’t realize how far an image can go on the web. That image you put on your website could be picked up by …

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When Technologies Collide, part 2

When Technologies Collide, part 2

Today, we had a technology collision. After a great deal of work on a new section of website posts, we found that a technology would not show what we wanted to show on the home page.

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Plugins, Apps, Extensions, Modules, etc.

Plugins, Apps, Extensions, Modules, etc.

Plugins, Apps, Extensions, Modules, etc Are Not Equal Even within a specific category, such as a shopping cart, there are things a particular web technology does, and there are things it doesn’t do. Another way to say it would be that there is the way that particular technology does things, …

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Cleaning up and Choosing WordPress Themes

Cleaning up and Choosing WordPress Themes

Cleaning up and Choosing WordPress Themes Do you know how many themes are installed on your WordPress site? This is not a trivial question. I have seen at least one site that was hacked through an insecure theme. The owner of the site had taken a WordPress class and learned …

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When your Theme Doesn’t Do the Obvious

When your Theme Doesn’t Do the Obvious

What Is “the Obvious”? “The obvious” is subjective. It’s what you expect, which may be different from what the next person expects. But, it’s generally based on previous experience and the way that something has worked in the past. Very few of my WordPress clients have true blogs. But, when …

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WordPress Framework Themes: The Hidden Gotcha!

WordPress Framework Themes: The Hidden Gotcha!

WordPress Framework Themes: The Hidden Gotcha! A normal part of a WordPress project is to have the website owner choose their basic site structure by choosing a theme from WordPress.org. There are thousands of themes to choose from. The themes on WordPress.org are free, although many of them have a …

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Why Is Web Hosting Part of your WordPress Site?

Why Is Web Hosting Part of your WordPress Site?

Two ways to host your WordPress site. Each has a different set of strengths and weaknesses.

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FireFox Discussion and 2018 WordFence Discusses FireFox Vulnerability

FireFox Discussion and 2018 WordFence Discusses FireFox Vulnerability

Hackers would love to get into this memory area and use it to control your computer. The most critical problems in this Firefox vulnerabilities are the ones that could potentially allow a hacker into the memory of your computer.

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