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Part of Website Planning is Figuring out Categories and Names

Part of Website Planning is Figuring out Categories and Names

If you have two files or folders or categories or whatever with the same name, you confuse the computer.

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Should I have a Phone Number in the Banner?

Should I have a Phone Number in the Banner?

The banner of https://montanawebmaster.com now has a Contact link and form. Is that enough? What are the benefits and drawbacks of having a phone number in the banner too … where it is easy to use?

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Making Lousy Use of Website Navigation

Making Lousy Use of Website Navigation

The closer you can come to meeting the Viewer’s agenda, or at least promising to, the more likely they are to allow your agenda in their picture. Ideally, your agendas match, reciprocally. Your navigation should help your viewers find what they want, not what you want.

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Now, How Did That Happen? Debugging your Website

Now, How Did That Happen? Debugging your Website

Every home page “Feature Box” where I used the WordPress logo has a faint icon behind it (see screenshot 1). It’s not from the WordPress logo; it’s from the Kahuna theme. Time for some debugging!

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When Changing One Web Page Element Requires Rethinking the Others

When Changing One Web Page Element Requires Rethinking the Others

A website is a cluster of many elements that work together. Changing one element affects the others, sometimes in unexpected ways.

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When Technologies Collide, part 1

When Technologies Collide, part 1

On my first WordPress site using the Kahuna theme, I created a child theme and added a MetaSlider to the home page banner in the child theme code. I didn’t even bother with the Customizer tools because they are not intuitive On my second WordPress site using the Kahuna theme, …

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The Side Effects of Changing Plugins

The Side Effects of Changing Plugins

When the Need for  a Plugin Arises In a previous post, I reviewed some issues I was having with trying to decide the best way to communicate what I do with a banner image. You want your website to immediately communicate what you do when the page first loads, but …

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Those “Default” WordPress Plugins

Those “Default” WordPress Plugins

Why Are There Unexpected Plugins in my WordPress Install? One of the steps of setting up a new WordPress site is to check the default plugins that come with a WordPress install.Some of the plugins, such as Akismet, will be from WordPress. Others will be from the install tool that …

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How the Kahuna Theme Does and Doesn’t Fit my Goals

How the Kahuna Theme Does and Doesn’t Fit my Goals

One of the problems with an off-the-shelf theme, is that there is no way that it is going to meet any particular set of needs perfectly until you install it.

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UX – UI

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Coding and Languages

  • What is Inversion of Control in Programming?
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WordPress

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  • Fix it Quick or Fix it Right?
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  • Should You Combine Those Two Sites?

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