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WooCommerce Breadcrumbs – Add categories

Customers generally prefer product breadcrumbs that show the steps it took to get to the product they are viewing, so they can backtrack easily. Breadcrumbs, if you aren’t sure, are the row of links above the main content, below the header, that look like: Home > Catalog > Clothes > Men’s > Shirts > Blue  Full Article…

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How to disable WordPress plugin deactivation

As seen on Steve Taylor’s blog. Someone asked in a comment here recently whether a WordPress plugin I’d posted could be adapted to work as theme code. The reasoning was that a client might deactivate a plugin, breaking some of the site’s functionality. Careless clients clicking around in the admin interface can be a concern for a  Full Article…

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4 Things we love about WordPress

Simplicity WordPress is simple to use. Creating posts and pages is as easy as writing documents in Microsoft Word. You can change content, add and remove pictures, and so much more! No longer are you held hostage by your web developer. You’ll only need to call us for major changes and software updates. Stability WordPress  Full Article…

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A Guide To Writing A Project Proposal

Ask Questions – Before starting your proposal, take some time to make sure you know exactly what you’re proposing. If you’re unclear about any part of the project, ask your potential client a few meaningful questions. If anything seems vague in their description of “what they want”, ask for clarification and then give them a list  Full Article…

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Why use WordPress?

Selecting a content management system (CMS) is possibly the most important decision for a website (after choosing the right developer of course).  That’s why we thought we’d share our findings on the subject. What a CMS determines: Which community of developers you can utilize The ease to move data in and out Cost (in terms  Full Article…

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Why use WordPress – AN SEO perspective

SEO-friendly code WordPress is based on PHP, which unlike web languages such as flash, can easily be read and interpreted by search engines. It has been coded with SEO in mind and it is all the better for it. Of all the CMS’s we’ve used WordPress is definitely the most SEO-friendly out of the box.  Full Article…

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Rotating CSS3 icons

Flipboard creates a series of CSS buttons that flip horizontally on themselves when the mouse rolls over them, creating an elegant, eye catching effect. It employs CSS3 transform and transitions to do the heavy work. The menu works in IE10+, and all modern versions of FF, Chrome, Safari, and Opera. It degrades perfectly with older  Full Article…

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