Media and Design
To kick this week off we are going to start with something that most experienced developers and users of WordPress probably don’t really refer to that much but at the same time can be a valuable reference to have handy – a Cheat Sheet. What is a Cheat Sheet? A Cheat Sheet is a reference [...]
A little while ago I embarked on a personal project which involved promoting WordPress and an affiliate framework, Genesis by StudioPress. The ideas was to set up a genesis powered website promoting WordPress and aimed to be a definitive resource for all things relating to WordPress and its implementation. The site and concept progressed quite [...]
Popular Bandwidth speed test website, Speedtest.net now has a very polished iPhone application that replicates what it does online right in the palm of your hand. Speedtest.net has recently release a mobile version of their speed test application onto the iTunes App market. Performing speed tests can often be a bit tricky when it comes to understanding how the actual [...]
We’re happy to report this week that we have moved our hosting over to site5. The decision came after looking around for a better hosting alternative to what we were using. After some research and feedback, Site5 soon became the obvious alternative. The transfer and migration process was painless and the support team very helpful. [...]
A little while ago I posted an entry on using a Delicious bookmark set as my Browser homepage and start page. Since then we have probably all been across the rumors of Yahoo! closing down Delicious. This probably came as a surprise to all of us particularly if, like me, you have been using Delicious for many [...]
A WordPress framework is essentially a self managed theme environment, which is designed to both speed up the design elements and assist in the coding and management of the sites markup and features (or addons). A WordPress Framework also employs the use of what is referred to as ‘Child Themes’. Making template and theme updates a snap. [...]
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