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…

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…

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…

First you need to store a variable with a random number no greater than the amount of rows in the repeater: Then you need to loop through the repeater rows with an incrementing key and if the key equals the random number, then display the row:  

This is a solution I have researched and created based on a few pre-existing components. Firstly, use this to add Google Maps oEmbeds to WordPress: https://github.com/wpsmith/google-oembed I made one change to the code, I changed the following line by added a class to the Google Maps iframe, you will see why later. Change this line: …to  Full Article…

Taken from this WordPress support thread. Put his in your functions.php file: Use this in any place where you want the Disqus comments to appear:

All you need to know is that unapproved comments are marked with 0 and approved comments are marked with 1. Back up your db and then running the following query making sure you have the right table prefix for your db. DELETE from wp_comments WHERE comment_approved = ‘0’; or DELETE from wp_comments WHERE comment_approved =  Full Article…

Basically we are going to use the following algorithm: First we set a variable $count to 0 [Integer Type] Now on each loop of the foreach we increase the value of $count by 1. Just after the increment, inside the foreach loop we check if the value of $count is equal to the desired value of looping. If the value is equal then we just  Full Article…